Getting Thai spouse and family vaccinated. How?

[Centrum]

I'm looking for advice on how to get the wife (Thai) and daughter (mixed but 13) vaccinated. I've seen a number of places where people are queuing up for inoculation but I'm not aware of the process, and neither is the wife. She's self-employed and none of her friends have had any shots as yet. But as the virus seems to be getting closer and closer in the neighborhood, vaccination would be a good idea.

Neither of us would be keen on her standing in line for hours with no guarantee of success at Bang Sue or where-ever.

Has any body gone through the process with little headaches successfully?

 

[tonray]

Went to Bang Sue on the 25th. No real issues, if you are near enough to go....bring the wife. I'm not sure they are vaccinating under 18s however. Have your wife call and find out. 

[Heng]

Yeah, children will be waiting for awhile.   (which may or may not be good depending on how you view the science).  It'll be a 6 months to a year before they get most adults sorted unless they find a way to seriously ramp up the supply and jab delivery/access mechanism.    Then children.    The only option right now for those wanted to get kids jabbed is to fly to somewhere it's available.

[Centrum]

My present concern is that the potential to get infected is real and the consequences of that.

Even at best, home quarantine for 14 days for the three of us isn't going to work out well, without thinking about hospital or quarantine station.

And while we lived in that bubble for most of last year, and never thought we could get it, now people in the next soi have been infected.