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Thai firm plans to import world’s first COVID-19 vaccine for animals


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2 minutes ago, skorp13 said:

With evidence that it is not transmittable between humans and animals they are working on this instead of procuring more vaccines for their people??? OMB

Dogs in Thailand receive better adulation than the people . Sick really 

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BANGKOK (NNT) - Supreme Pharmatech, a major pharmaceutical manufacturer in Thailand, plans to import 10,000 doses of the world’s first COVID-19 vaccine for animals........................ as whinging expats are concerned about being left behind!

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3 hours ago, faraday said:

I expect that a breed of animal will be blamed for spreading Covid, next.

 

Just like what is happening in the UK, with Badgers being blamed for passing on Bovine TB.

 

Whichever way one looks at it, there be money to be made.

 

Well, if you were cynical that is.

 

Me? I believe everything the governments' tell me. ????????

Bats already have been blamed... leave soup alone.

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4 hours ago, Thorix said:

Excellent! Soon we will be able to add the pig strain, the dog strain, the goldfish strain... to our repertoire of strains! More firewood for the media.

And we will have to get apps for each pet we have and it will be a legal requirement to get each pet vaccinated each year for a few thousand baht a time. 

 

Then if you dont get Fluffy the cat vaccinated people will be calling for you to get locked up as you are selfish crazy person putting vulnerable innocent people at risk of getting Covid..

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The world has gone crazy the last few years.  

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