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Walk-in vaccination at Bangkok’s Bang Sue Grand Station to end on July 31st


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Vaccination services at Bang Sue Grand Station in Bangkok will be provided to people over 18 years of age and those afflicted with any of the seven underlying diseases, who registered in advance, starting August 1st, Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul announced today (Monday).

 

Currently, people can just walk in to get vaccinated, so many people from Bangkok’s neighboring provinces, such as Suphan Buri and Ratchaburi, have flocked to the railway station to receive the free service, resulting in overcrowding and concerns over the possible spread of COVID-19, according to CCSA assistant spokeswoman, Dr. Apisamai Srirangsan.

 

Anutin said that officials from the Transport Ministry, which owns the railway station, have stepped in to enforce social distancing and to ensure members of the public wear face masks all the times as they wait to be inoculated.  Although walk-in services will still available until end of the month for non-registrants, he said priority will be given to people over 60, those who weigh more than 100kgs and pregnant women.

 

Full Story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/walk-in-vaccination-at-bangkoks-bang-sue-grand-station-to-end-on-july-31st/

 

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