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Govt poll: Most Thais want to get vaccinated - but more than half are not happy with vax quality

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A government poll has revealed that 75.2% of the Thai population want to get vaccinated. 

 

But more than half are not happy with the quality of vaccines. 

 

And less than one percent want a Sinovac jab. 

 

Government deputy spokeswoman Traisuree was giving the details after a cabinet meeting as reported by RYT9 yesterday.

 

Out of those who are prepared to get jabbed 47.7% said they were ready and 27.5% were not.

 

Only 5.5% said they had already been injected. The rollout started in February but has only just picked up pace, notes Thaivisa. 

 

Some 19.3% don't want a jab. Out of the these 16.4% cited concern over side effects and 4.9% simple said it wouldn't work.

 

Others mentioned the possibility of debilitating conditions like being handicapped (4.6%) while 3.2% said they didn't have enough information.

 

54.6% said they were prepared to get vaccine supplied by the government but 12.5% wanted Pfizer, 3% Moderna, and 2.5% Johnson and Johnson. 

 

Only 0.9 wanted Sinovac. 

 

Preparedness to be vaccinated was highest the following provinces; Phuket 80.2%, Trang 80%, Ranong 78.8%, Buriram 73.3%, Chonburi 71.8% and Nonthaburi 71.2%.

 

The stats showed that the age group of 18-29 were more prepared than older people to be vaxed.

 

But when it came to quality of vaccine only 45.3% were happy.

 

54.7% were not with nearly half of those citing side effects and 7% saying they wanted choice and 5.7% mentioning they had received conflicting information. 

 

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  • RotBenz8888
    RotBenz8888

    Must be something wrong with this poll.... 

  • trainman34014
    trainman34014

    And a lot more than half are not satisfied with their quality of life either but what will this useless Junta do about that ?

  • Phuketshrew
    Phuketshrew

    Looks like Traisuree has come straight from an audition for a new super hero movie ...

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8 minutes ago, webfact said:

And less than one percent want a Sinovac jab. 

 

Must be something wrong with this poll.... 

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And a lot more than half are not satisfied with their quality of life either but what will this useless Junta do about that ?

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Looks like Traisuree has come straight from an audition for a new super hero movie ...

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Not just the Thai's, this farang too, so will wait and pay, thank you very much for nothing.

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17 minutes ago, webfact said:

And less than one percent want a Sinovac jab.

No wonder I received an email from a government ministry yesterday, asking me if I were willing to be inoculated with Sinovac "in the very near future". I declined with thanks.

 

Since Thais don't want it, are they pushing it on foreigners now?

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21 minutes ago, webfact said:

But more than half are not happy with the quality of vaccines. 

 

That's a lot of experts with degrees in biotech and pharmacology.. ????

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The only time a bottom of the barrel approach works, is when you are selling one dollar items at a swap meet. 

 

It is the last approach in the world a civilized nation, with 20% of it's economy dependent on tourism, should employ. 

 

However, when you have a bottom of the barrel PM, and astoundingly inferior and sub standard ministers, who consider money to be their priority over everything else, this is the kind of result you get. A very sad state of affairs for the nation, and one that does not bode well for the future well being of it. The dinosaurs must go, if Thailand has any hope of ever moving forward. 

 

The tiger of SE Asia has been reduced to an infant cat. 

42 minutes ago, webfact said:

And less than one percent want a Sinovac jab. 

 

Ouch.

 

They're gonna have to pay people to take Sinovac.

 

Or give it to prisoners, migrant workers, other aliens?

 

 

1 hour ago, webfact said:

And less than one percent want a Sinovac jab. 

 

well that's a surprise lol

 

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She looks like some kind of deadly mushroom. 

They don’t want Sinovac Surely 

6 hours ago, webfact said:

And less than one percent want a Sinovac jab.

Such a shame the government can't give the public what they want, but as usual dictate what they will get.

This will come back one day to haunt the government.

I've never heard so many Thais openly criticise the government as they do now.

 

6 hours ago, Misterwhisper said:

No wonder I received an email from a government ministry yesterday, asking me if I were willing to be inoculated with Sinovac "in the very near future". I declined with thanks.

 

Since Thais don't want it, are they pushing it on foreigners now?

Wow,your special !  No sarcasm!  At least they were considerate enough to call you !

Good for you ! 

Surprised? If you look at the perfect media disaster then I can follow their thinking ..... 

8 hours ago, webfact said:

Preparedness to be vaccinated was highest the following provinces; Phuket 80.2%, Trang 80%, Ranong 78.8%, Buriram 73.3%, Chonburi 71.8% and Nonthaburi 71.2%.

As those in tourism locations get their shots, the elderly and vulnerable upcountry get ignored. 
Money trumps public health.

8 hours ago, webfact said:

The rollout started in February but has only just picked up pace, notes Thaivisa. 

 

So that's what a rollout looks like.

 

 

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Thai people are NOT ignorant, They don’t want Chinese Garbage , they know where this Virus originated 

certain levels of high superstition and poor education will produce such strange statistics.........

”quality” of vaccine ? ridiculous question for any non- scientist......( 99..9 %)

only availability, effectiveness & risk matters......any rational person would take Sinovac (if no other option)..... survey conclusion is that over 99% locals are not rational.......?

 

 

8 hours ago, Phuketshrew said:

Looks like Traisuree has come straight from an audition for a new super hero movie ...

Looking at the size of that cape it must have been for Midget Girl

27 minutes ago, connda said:

As those in tourism locations get their shots, the elderly and vulnerable upcountry get ignored. 
Money trumps public health.

Hey, don’t feel left out. The elderly farang in Phuket can’t get their shots either AND they are trapped in Phuket with a bunch of tourists on the way.

 

there’s always someone else worse off than you. In my case I could be a migrant worker locked in a factory behind razor wire.

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7 hours ago, smedly said:

 

well that's a surprise lol

 

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And where do the ordinary Thais get their information. Would it be facebook, the most reliable provider on earth.

54.6% said they were prepared to get vaccine supplied by the government but 12.5% wanted Pfizer, 3% Moderna, and 2.5% Johnson and Johnson. 

 

Only 0.9 wanted Sinovac.

 

and nobody was quoted as criticising AZ/SB, naturally

when will this government realize and come to terms that their vaccine preparedness was a complete fiasco... they put all their "eggs" on the Chinese basket and here is the "laughable" result    555

3 hours ago, GreasyFingers said:

And where do the ordinary Thais get their information. Would it be facebook, the most reliable provider on earth.

Up my way all news/information  comes via the local market or the old lady who sells fish in the streets.  Six months ago they were all planting 6 ganja plants because they "knew" a new law had been passed irregardless of what the TV was saying.  The cops had to work with the poo yai ban making announcements over the village speakers denying ganjas legalisation and threatening to arrest people caught gowing it.

 

 

Never mind 'vax quality'.   I'm not happy with vax quantity.  

Most dont want Sinovac? Lol. 

Sad part is in Phuket foreiners working have been given the tomorrow at this place at this time you will get the jab or you can leave the island. And Sinovac is the only option. 

16 hours ago, Phuketshrew said:

Looks like Traisuree has come straight from an audition for a new super hero movie ...

Why you think she is hiding behind a facemask ?

Most Thai’s... Most people in fact have gone though life in ignorant bliss happy to take whichever drug and whichever vaccine is prescribed to them.

 

Has anyone ever suggested to their doctor that they don’t want xx drug, they want xx drug instead. 

Or they don’t want xx brand of vaccine, they want xx brand of vaccine instead, either for themselves or their child ????

 

Suddenly there is mass vaccine hysteria and the layman has become hysterically paranoid about vaccines they no nothing about and are insufficiently educated to understand. 

 

 

 

 

 

17 hours ago, webfact said:

54.6% said they were prepared to get vaccine supplied by the government but 12.5% wanted Pfizer, 3% Moderna, and 2.5% Johnson and Johnson. 

 

Looking at the efficacy figures of the vaccines if given a preference many may chose Moderna or Pfizer especially when considering efficacy against variant B.1.617.2

 

But... beggars can’t be choosers and any vaccine is better than none. All vaccines have proven effective against death from Covid-19. 

 

Thus, if given the luxury of choice later on, in 6 months or even a year, fine, chose Moderna or Pfizer or whichever newer better vaccine has been released then...

 

But for now the bottom line is: Sinovac is better than no Sinovac for many who become exposed to the SARS-CoV-2 virus. 

 

 

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