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7 minutes ago, bbabythai said:

The point of this discussion is that the government, in conjunction with the department of health, are already making sensible decisions by vaccinating

it is not about desicions sir. it is about availability of the vaccines.

they simply could not get it few months ago,

even now stocks are limited. no mattar how much you want to pay.

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"Our nurses were not offered the booster at this time."

so the government offered pfizer to 60k doctors, but not to nurses, some 500k of them in thailand.

And 900k health volunteers, who do also care for covid patients at their isolating homes, are also not protected.

All those 1.5mln donated pfizer should go to medics.

All together there are 1.mln of them in thailand, so just one shot to everybody.

By the time more pfizer and moderna arrives, in quantity they would be at the beginning of the next year, it would be time for boosters

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9 hours ago, steve187 said:

it is being offered to medical staff as per this thread, as well as non Thais through medpark, i made an appointment yesterday for a non Thai friend, he has a confirmation email for the 15th

please keep up

 

Sherm, millions of high quality mRNA vaccines have gone unaccounted for.

 

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With Pfizer being offered as a booster, I am hoping that some in the medical (scientific ? ) community in Thailand eventually produces a study on Pfizer (and eventually Moderna) as a 2nd and/or booster jab to Sinovac, and then get such study peer reviewed, and published.     I have seen Sinovac + AstraZeneca mix preliminary results (to an ongoing study) , and seen a few (UK, German, Spanish) studies to the Astra-Zeneca/Pfizer mix, ... but no studies yet involving Sinovac and an mRNA vaccine.

 

This is a lot of opportunity to present the (hopefully) improved efficacy of such vaccine mixing.

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Good to know that these donated vaccines are going to get to the right people.

 

Too bad Sinovac 2X isn't good enough though. Kind of a wasted effort.

 

 

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1 hour ago, AwwYesNice1 said:

 

Sherm, millions of high quality mRNA vaccines have gone unaccounted for.

 

don't know how you get millions, Thailand only received its first 105million batch, donated by the USA on Friday,

please don't post fake news, getting a covid jab is an important subject for most people in Thailand

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13 minutes ago, steve187 said:

don't know how you get millions, Thailand only received its first 105million batch, donated by the USA on Friday,

please don't post fake news, getting a covid jab is an important subject for most people in Thailand

believe you have added an extra 0 in the amount of donated vaccines!!!

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On 8/2/2021 at 10:58 PM, AwwYesNice1 said:

 

They were gifted millions of doses of mRNA vaccine that is still unaccounted for.

 

 

You should back that statement up with the dates these "gifts" actually arrived.

What western leaders say and what they do are miles apart.

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Yes, there are some sensible, wise people in the government. Sadly, some like Anutin, have sold their soul. 

It's hard when they have the public screaming for resignation, and now the powers that be showing their displeasure. 

On the whole, it is preposterous to suggest they are doing a good job. If you think this, you obviously don't know the real story. 

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I got the AZ jab yesterday. Applied on Sat, notified on Mon, jabbed on Tues. 

Once you find an app/website that works it seems to be quite quick. 

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what application is working?

I have just tried to register on sinopharm one - for the last 30 minutes I am waiting to enter more personal details, system overload. And now registration is closed, till the next Wednesday - just like lottery time for fun 

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On 8/2/2021 at 3:58 PM, AwwYesNice1 said:

 

They were gifted millions of doses of mRNA vaccine that is still unaccounted for.

 

 

As of Aug 02-2021 Thailand has administered >18 million covid doses. Unless you can convince me the reporting is incorrect, your claim is baseless, unfounded.

covid doses-THAILAND.jpg

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11 minutes ago, codemonkey said:

As of Aug 02-2021 Thailand has administered >18 million covid doses. Unless you can convince me the reporting is incorrect, your claim is baseless, unfounded.

covid doses-THAILAND.jpg

Great chart, does not break it down into mRNA vaccines or others though, so the question from the other poster is still unanswered, if he/she can prove that gifts were sent and received.

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52 minutes ago, internationalism said:

what application is working?

I have just tried to register on sinopharm one - for the last 30 minutes I am waiting to enter more personal details, system overload. And now registration is closed, till the next Wednesday - just like lottery time for fun 

My computer illiterate neighbor (assisted by my staff) just CONFIRMED Sinopharm at some BKK hospital and is awaiting payment invoice of 770 baht/dose.

Apparently there is pay (Sinopharm) and non-pay (Sinovac) option for Thai's on this particular vaccine registration website.

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6 minutes ago, beano2274 said:

Great chart, does not break it down into mRNA vaccines or others though, so the question from the other poster is still unanswered, if he/she can prove that gifts were sent and received.

What question are you referring to? (maybe you are confused)

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1 hour ago, newnative said:

Why weren't the nurses offered the booster, too?  They are at least at the same risk as doctors. 

Thailand has a very strict, hierarchical social structure of which doctors are on the top rung for professions.  Nurses are treated like servants. Many doctors have an over-inflated ego, with the constant obeisance they get from the underlings. Nurse do far more work than doctors, who are often working just because they come from a middle-class family. 

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9 minutes ago, codemonkey said:

My computer illiterate neighbor (assisted by my staff) just CONFIRMED Sinopharm at some BKK hospital and is awaiting payment invoice of 770 baht/dose.

I am computer literate but sinopharm page went blank on me after 15 minutes of waiting in line and downloaded application is malfunctional.

All proves, that it's a lottery, sheer luck

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18 minutes ago, Neeranam said:

Many doctors have an over-inflated ego, with the constant obeisance they get from the underlings. Nurse do far more work than doctors, who are often working just because they come from a middle-class family. 

Get real!! Dr's have to do minimum 6 years intensive university course followed by specialist qualifications. They do surgery and save lives. 

 

Please avoid writing about things you have no idea about

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17 minutes ago, internationalism said:

I am computer literate but sinopharm page went blank on me after 15 minutes of waiting in line and downloaded application is malfunctional.

All proves, that it's a lottery, sheer luck

I don't know <deleted> is going on with these vaccine registrations. They also registered a Brit (>60 years) and a Thai male (<50 years age) from the locale in the same session a few moments ago. I will ask them for the details on exactly how they are doing this.

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since around 11:00 sinopharm website and application have the same message:

"the system is closed for registration in this round. Please wait for the next round (every Wednesday)".

 

nothing can be done for a week

 

 

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20 hours ago, AwwYesNice1 said:

 

Sherm, millions of high quality mRNA vaccines have gone unaccounted for.

 

Are you reporting on rumurs?  They never  ordered any Mrna vaccines ( Moderna--Pfizer) till about 2 weeks ago and the only  Mrna vaccine gifted so far to Thailand is the 1.5 million Pfizer that was verified by the US Embassy. A liitle over 1 million AZ vaccine was donated by Japan but that is not a Mrna vaccine.

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33 minutes ago, bbabythai said:

Get real!! Dr's have to do minimum 6 years intensive university course followed by specialist qualifications. They do surgery and save lives. 

 

Please avoid writing about things you have no idea about

I used to teach student doctors at Khon Kaen university, I know a lot about it, a few doctors in my family too. Many pay their way through university, accounting for the many terrible ones here.

I have a good friend from the US who was struck off there. Paid $50k to bypass the exams here and get registered. I could go on and on but can't be bothered. 

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