One of the key tourism reliant provinces named in government plans to reopen to vaccinated foreign tourists in October without quarantine is not getting promised vaccine supplies. 

 

Krabi's governor Pol Lt-Col M.L. Kitibadee Prawit said that so far 40,000 doses of vaccine had gone into the arms of tourism workers on Koh Phi Phi, Koh Sai and in the Railai area.

 

The plan for these areas was to get tourists back on July 1st. 

 

But a second phase of the vaccine rollout is stalling, he told Channel 7.

 

This was meant to be 120,000 promised doses for workers in Ao Nang, Lanta and Thap Khaek.

 

The governor said they had received just 9,480 doses.

 

He expressed fears that the province may not now be able to open to fully vaccinated foreign tourists without quarantine from October 1st. 

 

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The first of many such statements sadly...not enough vaccines so no tourists....October 2022 now looking more likely.....

A Nut In...

There is a self proclaimed Czar in charge of all things covid ask him what the hell is going on with our supply ????

6 hours ago, webfact said:

Krabi's governor Pol Lt-Col M.L. Kitibadee Prawit said that so far 40,000 doses of vaccine had gone into the arms of tourism workers on Koh Phi Phi, Koh Sai and in the Railai area.

Does he hold two offices?

The governor named Prawit? Any relative? Does he have a fetish for watches too