Pattaya: Vaccine registration for at risk groups begins today at local government offices

[webfact]

 

Pattaya's deputy mayor Manote Nongyai told Sophon Cable TV on Facebook that registration for Covid-19 vaccine for at risk groups begins in local government centers today.

 

People can register at society development offices, public health volunteer offices and 42 local offices. 

 

Manote said this was just registration - people would find out where and when they could get their jabs when stocks become available next month.

 

Sophon said that already 20,000 jabs had been administered at five centers on May 21-22. 

 

The aim is to get 70% of the population vaccinated ahead of opening the city to foreign tourists once again. 

 

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[smedly]

43 minutes ago, webfact said:

People can register at society development offices, public health volunteer offices and 42 local offices. 

great, go and gather in offices with the masses and possibly get infected, just like going to a vaccine center again where masses of people are gathering

 

You do know that this virus is now believed to be airbourn 

 

you ban people from open air places like beaches and then expect them to gather in these closed spaces - you need to think again 

 

and that goes for immigration as well 

[Phuketshrew]

39 minutes ago, webfact said:

Manote said this was just registration - people would find out where and when they could get their jabs when stocks become available next month.

And just like tomorrow, next month never seems to come ....

[Emdog]

Seems going to local office to register would automatically put you in an "at risk" group. Sadly, given Thai work culture, no underling dared speak up and suggest registering online might be a better method than this unthought out procedure promoted by the big cheese.

[RobMuir]

Good work, certainly Aussies are better looked after by the Pattaya local council than they are by the Federal government back home with a much higher rate of vaccinations.

 

Of course there will be people complaining on this forum, because that is what they do.

 

The Thais have also kindly extended the visas for us who can't return back such as us Aussies whose PM has effectively locked out tens of thousands of us in an sneaky attempt to win the next election.

 

I am very grateful for the way Thailand has accommodated us during this pandemic, especially during this B117 wave. They have a lot on their plates, nice to see we haven't been forgotten.

 

Nice people the Thais.

[smedly]

1 minute ago, Emdog said:

Seems going to local office to register would automatically put you in an "at risk" group. Sadly, given Thai work culture, no underling dared speak up and suggest registering online might be a better method than this unthought out procedure promoted by the big cheese.

and the vaccine center last week was a disaster with people fighting over spaces, this was a superspreader event and one of their own making - just crazy and careless 

 

They seem to think that once that jab is in the arm you are immediately protected - this is nonsense - it takes 3-4 weeks to build any sort of protection and even then it is still limited until the 2nd jab 

 

They are making a real ####### of this at every stage 

[Changbeer4me]

Went to Nongpure Gov Offices this morning.  Thai Card Holders Only.

 

Yellow book no good.

 

Partnter took ticket ,took a seat and waited for number to be called.   Took about 30-40 mins.

 

Will be notified by Line App of time and date.

 

Registration from the 01st to 06th June in Our Area

 

[Jingthing]

So does "people" include non Thais or not?

 

If so, can the non Thai people register with passports?

 

 

If so, where is the list of all these places?

 

People can register at society development offices, public health volunteer offices and 42 local offices. 

 

[nauseus]

We got a new notification for registry yesterday. The one wifey filled in for us last month was scrapped. This time she can register but no falangs this time, she was told. I'll try through the hospital.

[Leaver]

Register today and be booked in for 2022.  ????

[Changbeer4me]

8 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

So does "people" include non Thais or not?

 

If so, can the non Thai people register with passports?

 

 

If so, where is the list of all these places?

 

People can register at society development offices, public health volunteer offices and 42 local offices. 

 

Only Thai Card Holders at Nongprue.  

[jacko45k]

1 minute ago, Changbeer4me said:

Only Thai Card Holders at Nongprue.  

Nong Plalai same. 

[RobMuir]

21 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

If so, where is the list of all these places?

 

Read the OP.

 

1 hour ago, webfact said:

People can register at society development offices, public health volunteer offices and 42 local offices.

 

If after living many years where you are and you still don't know where they are it might be time to find out.

 

Ask a friend. Of just look for the big signs out the front of them all.

 

If that fails call your embassy and see if they will show you.

 

Hope that helps.

[Jingthing]

7 minutes ago, RobMuir said:

 

Read the OP.

 

 

If after living many years where you are and you still don't know where they are it might be time to find out.

 

Ask a friend. Of just look for the big signs out the front of them all.

 

If that fails call your embassy and see if they will show you.

 

Hope that helps.

Nope.

 

Anyway this is not for expats.

[Caldera]

"Manote said this was just registration - people would find out where and when they could get their jabs when stocks become available next month."

 

So he seems to indicate that Pattaya won't get any vaccine this month, not even for high risk groups. That's pretty disgusting.

[riclag]

2 hours ago, Changbeer4me said:

Went to Nongpure Gov Offices this morning.  Thai Card Holders Only.

 

Yellow book no good.

 

Partnter took ticket ,took a seat and waited for number to be called.   Took about 30-40 mins.

 

Will be notified by Line App of time and date.

 

Registration from the 01st to 06th June in Our Area

 

At least they had it outside ! The sad part about the lines and over crowding at these "events" is the musical chair system, seat changing procedure ! Welcome to the fomite express line !

[hotchilli]

4 hours ago, webfact said:

The aim is to get 70% of the population vaccinated ahead of opening the city to foreign tourists once again.

First jab only or both?

Please clarify

[Cake Monster]

4 hours ago, smedly said:

and the vaccine center last week was a disaster with people fighting over spaces, this was a superspreader event and one of their own making - just crazy and careless 

 

They seem to think that once that jab is in the arm you are immediately protected - this is nonsense - it takes 3-4 weeks to build any sort of protection and even then it is still limited until the 2nd jab 

 

They are making a real ####### of this at every stage 

And the second Jabs have been muted as being given at 12 weeks now and not 10 weeks ( think thats right ), so there is less pressure on the Vaccines being delivered.

Also there are mumblings about getting 12 shots out of a Vaccine vial instead of the recommended 10 shots to save costs.

A very sorry and pathetic state of affairs. 

[BostonRob2]

7 hours ago, RobMuir said:

Good work, certainly Aussies are better looked after by the Pattaya local council than they are by the Federal government back home with a much higher rate of vaccinations.

 

Of course there will be people complaining on this forum, because that is what they do.

 

The Thais have also kindly extended the visas for us who can't return back such as us Aussies whose PM has effectively locked out tens of thousands of us in an sneaky attempt to win the next election.

 

I am very grateful for the way Thailand has accommodated us during this pandemic, especially during this B117 wave. They have a lot on their plates, nice to see we haven't been forgotten.

 

Nice people the Thais.

Nice post.....I was beginning to think most everyone had caught a new strain of smedlyitis or is it thaivisaitis.

[RobMuir]

28 minutes ago, BostonRob2 said:

Nice post.....I was beginning to think most everyone had caught a new strain of smedlyitis or is it thaivisaitis.

I think the word is complaininitis.

 

They are consistent though, day after day, and whether is is good news or bad news doesn't make the slightest difference.

 

It might be a chemical imbalance in the brain?

[rcuthbert]

If we put all the habitual complainers on ignore, they would either eventually leave the forum, or change their behavior.

[Leaver]

On 6/2/2021 at 12:46 PM, RobMuir said:

Good work, certainly Aussies are better looked after by the Pattaya local council than they are by the Federal government back home with a much higher rate of vaccinations.

 

 

Interesting comment.

 

How many Australians have been vaccinated in Australia?  How many Australians have been vaccinated in Thailand?  

[rott]

On 6/2/2021 at 1:24 PM, RobMuir said:

 

Read the OP.

 

 

If after living many years where you are and you still don't know where they are it might be time to find out.

 

Ask a friend. Of just look for the big signs out the front of them all.

 

If that fails call your embassy and see if they will show you.

 

Hope that helps.

So you don't know either, is what you're trying not to say.

 

I have lived here a while and never had cause to go to any of "society development offices, public health volunteer offices or 42 local offices". 

[rott]

On 6/2/2021 at 8:53 PM, RobMuir said:

I think the word is complaininitis.

 

They are consistent though, day after day, and whether is is good news or bad news doesn't make the slightest difference.

 

It might be a chemical imbalance in the brain?

Nice to see one who doesn't complain, er oh hang on.......... 

 

 

 

 

[LongTimeLurker]

On 6/3/2021 at 10:54 AM, rcuthbert said:

If we put all the habitual complainers on ignore, they would either eventually leave the forum, or change their behavior.

 

No, there'd be nobody posting and the forum would close.

[jacko45k]

12 hours ago, LongTimeLurker said:

 

No, there'd be nobody posting and the forum would close.

They might well still be posting but nobody would be reading. 

Sounds ideal to all parties. 

[Leaver]

On 6/8/2021 at 5:51 AM, jacko45k said:

They might well still be posting but nobody would be reading. 

Sounds ideal to all parties. 

 

Yes, everyone would be just posting to themselves, because they are the only ones that can read it.  ????