Thailand’s Government Pharmaceutical Organisation will import a total of 11 million dose of the Sinovac vaccine from June to August, Anutin says.

“In June alone we expect to receive 2.5 million doses, 500,000 of which will arrive on Saturday, one million at the middle of the month and another million at the end of the month.”

On June 1, The World Health Organisation approved Sinovac on for emergency use. Anutin says the WHO recommends the Sinovac vaccine for adults 18 and older. Two doses are needed for the vaccine to be effective against the coronavirus and the time between doses should be spaced out by 2 to 4 weeks, the health minister says.

“Although it has an efficacy rate of 51% reported from clinical trials, Sinovac offers nearly 100 per cent protection against symptomatic infection and hospitalisation… An advantage of the Sinovac vaccine is that it can be kept at 28 degrees Celsius and is therefore easier to manage. More than 400 million doses of Sinovac have been administered globally with no reports of death linked to the vaccine.”???

SOURCE: Nation Thailand.         https://youtu.be/-ESeLhpb4m0

Apparently Indonesia is waking up.  Time for Ivermectin.  https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&u=https://kabar24.bisnis.com/read/20210702/15/1412829/eks-bupati-sragen-aktif-promosikan-ivermectin-begini-alasannya?utm_source%3Ddlvr.it%26utm_medium%3Dtwitter