BANGKOK, June 16 (TNA) – People aged 60 years and over and those with seven chronic diseases started to receive COVID-19 vaccines at the Bang Sue Grand Station after their previous inoculation appointments had been postponed.

 

Most of the vaccine recipients said that their hospitals had postponed indefinitely their inoculation schedules they had earlier registered via the Mor Prom platform due to vaccine shortage. They turned up at the Bang Sue Grand Station after learning from news that the government had COVID-19 vaccines for them there.

 

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the whole country by at least 6 months and the vaccine you are offering from China nobody wants and highly likely the primary reason they don't want it is because of corruption - where have all the procurement billions gone - down a dark hole called a pocket - the Thai people are on to you Anutin and your mates - don't get too comfy - they will not forget you 

I just checked when my vaccination will be. Maybe end of July was the answer.