June 18, 20214 yr Popular Post Local hospital just called my Thai wife and cancelled my vaccination for next Monday saying they'd run out. Last week they called to say it would be Sinovac instead of the initially promised Astrazeneca and then the news today. Farcical.
June 18, 20214 yr Have your wife call back and ask when you can have a new appointment. When you do, again request AstraZenica because that's what you were originally scheduled for. This is my plan if I get cancelled.
June 18, 20214 yr Author Popular Post 2 hours ago, rabas said: Have your wife call back and ask when you can have a new appointment. When you do, again request AstraZenica because that's what you were originally scheduled for. This is my plan if I get cancelled. Sorry, forgot to mention in my OP that they did say it would be rescheduled for 'sometime' in the future.
June 19, 20214 yr Are use Chiang Mai website to register for the vaccine three weeks ago 10 minutes after I registered they gave me a long number to use for the hospital and as of yet they never scheduled emailed me back when or which hospital to go to tee TIT
June 19, 20214 yr Things happen for a reason, go out and buy a lottery ticket with these numbers 180620. If you win, don't forget my 10% comm ????
June 19, 20214 yr 2 hours ago, TheFishman1 said: Are use Chiang Mai website to register for the vaccine three weeks ago 10 minutes after I registered they gave me a long number to use for the hospital and as of yet they never scheduled emailed me back when or which hospital to go to tee TIT The CM registration site has a link on the home page to check your registration. When you select that, in my case anyway, it gives you a date, time & hospital to attend for your first jab.
June 19, 20214 yr Same thing happened to my Thai wife's mother who is 91 years old and is now referred to a shopping mall on 7 July......The old lady needs a wheelchair and this shopping mall cannot handle this
June 19, 20214 yr Popular Post 23 hours ago, edwinchester said: Local hospital just called my Thai wife and cancelled my vaccination for next Monday saying they'd run out. Last week they called to say it would be Sinovac instead of the initially promised Astrazeneca and then the news today. Farcical. Not really farcical. Same has happened in my Scandinavian home country. Europe also had huge vaccine delivery problems, and still have, so their planning need to change all the time. You'll most likely get a new time for vaccination...????
June 19, 20214 yr I just hope you were not surprised, except that they called you to cancel .... latter is a first, as far as I know!
June 19, 20214 yr Smart to cancel. Just read about the 350 medical personnel who all contacted COVID-19 in Indonesia weeks after there second Sinovac shot. Many in the hospital ER. At least Astra Zeneca is 60% effective on the newer Delta (Indian) variant. Hopefully the government will stop stalling and get some Pheizer and Moderna sooner than later.
June 19, 20214 yr Popular Post 5 minutes ago, MrJ2U said: Smart to cancel. Just read about the 350 medical personnel who all contacted COVID-19 in Indonesia weeks after there second Sinovac shot. Many in the hospital ER. At least Astra Zeneca is 60% effective on the newer Delta (Indian) variant. Hopefully the government will stop stalling and get some Pheizer and Moderna sooner than later. You are exaggerating the situation in Indonesia. What I read a dozen (that’s 12) fully vaccinated healthcare workers are in hospital. That’s from a total of over a million vaccinated health care workers. As this is a very high risk group it’s expected to see some breakthrough cases.
June 19, 20214 yr Popular Post 6 minutes ago, Gulfsailor said: You are exaggerating the situation in Indonesia. What I read a dozen (that’s 12) fully vaccinated healthcare workers are in hospital. That’s from a total of over a million vaccinated health care workers. As this is a very high risk group it’s expected to see some breakthrough cases. Happens in other countries too. Even in Singapore despite Pfizer/Moderna vaccination.
June 19, 20214 yr 13 hours ago, Skeptic7 said: Typically Thailand Happened to me to in the early days in my western country. Does that mean 1st world countries "typically" can't do anything right also?
June 19, 20214 yr 19 minutes ago, Letseng said: Happens in other countries too. Even in Singapore despite Pfizer/Moderna vaccination. The whiners gotta whine. I suspect most of them hate their lives and will not be happy no matter where they live.
June 19, 20214 yr The central government has taken on responsibility for supply of the vaccines. The local authorities who are trying to arrange the jags are being left to take the blame when the promised doses fail to be delivered.
June 19, 20214 yr 36 minutes ago, Maybole said: The central government has taken on responsibility for supply of the vaccines. The local authorities who are trying to arrange the jags are being left to take the blame when the promised doses fail to be delivered. why is Thailand's AZ production delayed? does anyone know?
June 19, 20214 yr 1 hour ago, Gulfsailor said: You are exaggerating the situation in Indonesia. What I read a dozen (that’s 12) fully vaccinated healthcare workers are in hospital. That’s from a total of over a million vaccinated health care workers. As this is a very high risk group it’s expected to see some breakthrough cases. Can you give us the link to the article please in order for us to confirm or refute.
June 20, 20214 yr 9 hours ago, shdmn said: Happened to me to in the early days in my western country. Does that mean 1st world countries "typically" can't do anything right also? Not at all. Means that it's an occasional for some things in most countries and TYPICAL here for EVERYTHING. Been here 25 years and that fact was abundantly clear 24 years 11 months ago. Hope that helps sort it out for ya.
June 20, 20214 yr Author 17 hours ago, Sydebolle said: I just hope you were not surprised, except that they called you to cancel .... latter is a first, as far as I know! TBH I was expecting it as the 'bush telegraph' in our area is very active and had already indicated the shortage of vaccines. The call actually came from a guy at our local health center who is coordinating between the nearby hospital and all those due a vaccine here in the village.
June 20, 20214 yr Author 11 hours ago, tgw said: why is Thailand's AZ production delayed? does anyone know? Yes but we can't talk about it.
June 20, 20214 yr 17 hours ago, Gulfsailor said: You are exaggerating the situation in Indonesia. What I read a dozen (that’s 12) fully vaccinated healthcare workers are in hospital. That’s from a total of over a million vaccinated health care workers. As this is a very high risk group it’s expected to see some breakthrough cases. More than 350 doctors and medical professionals have contracted Covid-19 in Indonesia despite the majority of healthcare workers having been immunized with Sinovac, officials said Thursday, just over a month after officials praised the shot for wiping out the disease among health workers. Dozens of these were hospitalized, officials added, leading experts to question the effectiveness of the Chinese shot, particularly against the infectious Delta variant fueling the country’s outbreak. The above is an article published in Forbes magazine. So no exaggeration and whereas you emphasise it was only a dozen (12), the article quotes an Indonesian Officials as saying 'Dozens" 'Should have gone to Specsavers.'
June 20, 20214 yr 20 hours ago, tgw said: why is Thailand's AZ production delayed? does anyone know? The problem with the Adenovirus vaccines (Astrazeneca, Johnson & Johnson) is that they need to grow a large amount of human cell culture. I think it takes about 8 weeks to complete a batch and is considered a very difficult black art. The optimal recipe varies from manufacturing site to manufacturing site and on the amount being made. Sounds like most manufacturing sites get much lower yields than expected at first. They have to wait 8 weeks to complete a batch to try tweak things and make another batch. So it's a very long time consuming process trying to increase the yield. I don't think mRNA vaccines have any of those problems. I think it only takes them a couple days to make a batch so they can tweak things every couple days and ramp up more quickly.
June 20, 20214 yr 3 minutes ago, shdmn said: The problem with the Adenovirus vaccines (Astrazeneca, Johnson & Johnson) is that they are required to grow a large amount of human cell culture. I think it takes about 8 weeks to complete and is considered a very difficult black art. It varies from manufacturing site to manufacturing site and on the amount being made. Sounds like most manufacturing sites get lower yields than expected but they have to wait 8 week to try tweak things and make another batch. So it's a very long time consuming process trying to increase the yield. okay so we got two theories now. - shortage of materials - shortage of cell cultures
June 20, 20214 yr 9 minutes ago, tgw said: okay so we got two theories now. - shortage of materials - shortage of cell cultures No it is not a 'theory'. The quotes I have read mentioned lower than expected production output. That implies cell culture yield which was expected because it's the same problem every other new AZ manufacturer experienced, not shortage of materials.
June 20, 20214 yr 14 hours ago, Skeptic7 said: Not at all. Means that it's an occasional for some things in most countries and TYPICAL here for EVERYTHING. Been here 25 years and that fact was abundantly clear 24 years 11 months ago. Hope that helps sort it out for ya. And you have been here 25 years? Are you some kind of masochist? I don't get people like you. Thailand sucks but you still live here? Cheap booze and girls, I guess.
June 20, 20214 yr 3 minutes ago, DavisH said: And you have been here 25 years? Are you some kind of masochist? I don't get people like you. Thailand sucks but you still live here? Cheap booze and girls, I guess. you are mistaken, the booze is far from cheap here.
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