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The authorities did not specify when the decision will come into force

 

BANGKOK, August 18. /TASS/. Thai authorities will allow Russian citizens who have a certificate showing vaccination with Sputnik V, to visit the country’s resorts as part of the eased entry regulation, the Russian embassy in the Kingdom of Thailand said in a statement on Wednesday.

 

"The national committee on tackling COVID-19 has principally approved putting Sputnik V on the list of vaccines that provide the right to arrive in Thailand under the ‘sandbox’ program with certificates present," the statement said.

 

The authorities did not specify when the decision will come into force.

 

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Ask Argentina how it's going with Sputnik V since they started using it heavily well over half a year ago. It desperately wants to finish full vaccination but cannot as it has been waiting for 7 months for Sputnik V second dose to show up, which is a different type from the first dose. The Russian manufacturer is having trouble with quality output.

 

Argentina has been forced to switch vaccines -- Moderna and AstraZeneca -- for second doses.

 

From BBC in late July:  

 

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In Argentina, an email from one of President Alberto Fernandez's advisers to Russia's RDIF said that as of 7 July, Argentina was still waiting for 5.5 million first doses and 13.1 million second doses of Sputnik V. "At this point the entire contract is at risk of being cancelled," the email obtained by Argentine media said.

 

Covid: Stalled Russian vaccines cause global anger

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6 hours ago, webfact said:

BANGKOK, August 18. /TASS/. Thai authorities will allow Russian citizens who have a certificate showing vaccination with Sputnik V, to visit the country’s resorts as part of the eased entry regulation, the Russian embassy in the Kingdom of Thailand said in a statement on Wednesday.

If I am reading this correctly, " Countries resorts " means a completely open House for them, and not a visit to the infamous sandbox

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6 hours ago, webfact said:

Thai authorities will allow Russian citizens who have a certificate showing vaccination with Sputnik V, to visit the country’s resorts as part of the eased entry regulation, the Russian embassy in the Kingdom of Thailand said in a statement on Wednesday.

Well that's hardly surprising news.

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41 minutes ago, Cake Monster said:

If I am reading this correctly, " Countries resorts " means a completely open House for them, and not a visit to the infamous sandbox

"The national committee on tackling COVID-19 has principally approved putting Sputnik V on the list of vaccines that provide the right to arrive in Thailand under the ‘sandbox’ program with certificates present," the statement said.

 

It said it pretty clearly in the OP.

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10 minutes ago, cjinchiangrai said:

"The national committee on tackling COVID-19 has principally approved putting Sputnik V on the list of vaccines that provide the right to arrive in Thailand under the ‘sandbox’ program with certificates present," the statement said.

 

It said it pretty clearly in the OP.

Mis read the Article, you are correct and my bad.

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3 hours ago, Kaoboi Bebobp said:

Ask Argentina how it's going with Sputnik V since they started using it heavily well over half a year ago. It desperately wants to finish full vaccination but cannot as it has been waiting for 7 months for Sputnik V second dose to show up, which is a different type from the first dose. The Russian manufacturer is having trouble with quality output.

 

Argentina has been forced to switch vaccines -- Moderna and AstraZeneca -- for second doses.

 

From BBC in late July:  

 

 

Covid: Stalled Russian vaccines cause global anger

But this isn't about Thailand buying Sinovac, is it?

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7 hours ago, HaoleBoy said:

Sputnik is not even approved by WHO yet (as of Jul 7th) yet.

The Thai government did the same with Sinovac.  They made their own choice before results were in and meaningful "peer reviews" were done.

surely it depends on the number of vaccine doses Russia has "donated" to Thailand??

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11 hours ago, webfact said:

"The national committee on tackling COVID-19 has principally approved putting Sputnik V on the list of vaccines that provide the right to arrive in Thailand under the ‘sandbox’ program with certificates present," the statement said.

When they get motivated, things do happen fast. Too bad that sense of urgency wasn't around earlier in the year when they had that holdup on approving vaccines for the Thai market.

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4 hours ago, placeholder said:

Can you provide any evidence that Russia has donated any Sputnik vaccine to Thailand? Or, for that matter, that the manufacturer has sold any to Thailand?

do you always answer a question with a question??  

As for evidence... try this - it is as reliable as any other news report in Thailand.......

https://thethaiger.com/coronavirus/russia-agrees-to-sell-sputnik-v-vaccine-doses-to-thailand

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