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UPDATE Pfizer Vaccination for Foreign Residents in Chiang Mai Over 55 HURRY! 9-11a.m. Today

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Thailand Diamond Member

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Fri 3 Sept 09:00-11:00 Promenada Vaccination Centre
- Over 55 years age walk in (YOB 1966)
- 7 Underlying Health Conditions walk in

According to the Chiang Mai Provincial Public Health Office, Pfizer vaccinations for non-vaccinated foreign residents in Chiang Mai will be available for foreign nationals who were born in 1966 or earlier OR have a medical certificate of 7 underlying health conditions (renal, cardio-vascular, pulmonary, neurovascular, cancer, diabetes, obesity (weight > 100 kilograms) on Friday, September 3 from 09:00 to 11:00 at Promenada Mall.

 

https://www.facebook.com/covid.int.cm/

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matta Explorer Member

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I'm 64 and not in a hurry,everyone can go ahead,I can wait.
All the problems I've had in my life have been the result of haste, not being late

 

 

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Thailand Diamond Member

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5 minutes ago, matta said: 

I'm 64 and not in a hurry,everyone can go ahead,I can wait.
All the problems I've had in my life have been the result of haste, not being late

 

 

Well , you also had the opportunity to go on Tuesday and Wednesday so your choice as you said.

matta Explorer Member

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Everything in life is a matter of choice, it starts with the nipple, and it ends with a fir.

Nevertheless, thanks for the offer. And I was present Wednesday morning apparently there weren't enough vaccines to help everyone.

I don't feel like standing in line there every day. 


 
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EricTh Platinum Member

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So now they have dropped the age group from 65 to 55? What's the reason?

 

For those below 55, do they have to get a Thai medical certificate of underlying disease or they also accept foreign medical certificate?

matta Explorer Member

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Knowledge of the fact is not the same as knowledge of the reason for the fact. Thailand is inscrutable.

It doesn't matter what you know but who you know. So it doesn't matter to the person who vaccinates

which arm he puts a needle in. It all depends on the person in front of you some ask a bundle documents others nothing.If you a not sure take what you have with you. 


 

 
Thailand Diamond Member

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1 hour ago, EricTh said:

So now they have dropped the age group from 65 to 55? What's the reason?

 

For those below 55, do they have to get a Thai medical certificate of underlying disease or they also accept foreign medical certificate?

It's all on the Facebook link, ah but you don't read that do you? The best source  of information related to Covid vax in Chiang Mai,COVID International Community Support Chiang Mai  

And no, I don't have a Facebook account.

EricTh Platinum Member

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49 minutes ago, Thailand said:

It's all on the Facebook link, ah but you don't read that do you? The best source  of information related to Covid vax in Chiang Mai,COVID International Community Support Chiang Mai  

And no, I don't have a Facebook account.

 

It's only for those who haven't got the Sinovac+Astra shots.

 

Booster shots of any type can only be taken at least 6 months after the first two Sinovac+Astra shots.

 

 

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20 hours ago, EricTh said:

So now they have dropped the age group from 65 to 55? What's the reason?

 

For those below 55, do they have to get a Thai medical certificate of underlying disease or they also accept foreign medical certificate?

They may have extra Pfizer that went into refrigerators and can not go back into deep freeze (only a very short time for that) and would like to see it used up rather than thrown out.

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2 minutes ago, DrPhibes said:

They may have extra Pfizer that went into refrigerators and can not go back into deep freeze (only a very short time for that) and would like to see it used up rather than thrown out.

Yes, you remind me of that. Once the Pfizer goes above a certain temp, it becomes useless.

Thailand Diamond Member

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1 hour ago, cardinalblue said:

Drop the attitude, stop the excuses you guys have one hour to get over there….

It was yesterday, four chances this week to get Pfizer,even those from  fifty five up. 

 

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The Chiangmai Public Health Office has NOT put out an notice for when the next round of walk-in vaccinations with Pfizer will take place.  Keep checking.

ThaiPauly Diamond Member

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On 9/3/2021 at 12:51 PM, matta said:

Everything in life is a matter of choice, it starts with the nipple, and it ends with a fir.

Nevertheless, thanks for the offer. And I was present Wednesday morning apparently there weren't enough vaccines to help everyone.

I don't feel like standing in line there every day. 


 

Well go early then 

I got to McCormick  at 7.30am and was on my way home at 9.15am

Did not have to stand in line, can sit down for the whole  experience 

 

Don't make excuses

Get yourself jabbed asap.

Covid won't wait for you to get vaccinated before it strikes

It's not a forgiving or friendly virus

Thailand Diamond Member

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8 minutes ago, Rinrada said:

Contacted them last week...reply...We will get back to you as soon as we can ....

Last week you could have walked in to Promenada  Tuesday,Wednesday or Friday, and Mc Cormick on Wednesday all for expats and Pfizer. All that info was on the Facebook page and posted in the Chiang Mai. Forum.

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yes saw it afterwards...so wheres this weeks... Appointments...Tuesday..Wednesday..Thursday and Friday...and where ..Mac Micks.....The Prom or other parts North...khap..

Thailand Diamond Member

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15 minutes ago, Rinrada said:

yes saw it afterwards...so wheres this weeks... Appointments...Tuesday..Wednesday..Thursday and Friday...and where ..Mac Micks.....The Prom or other parts North...khap..

So far there are none. Just check the link regularly.

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6 hours ago, ThaiPauly said:
On 9/3/2021 at 12:51 PM, matta said:

Everything in life is a matter of choice, it starts with the nipple, and it ends with a fir.

Nevertheless, thanks for the offer. And I was present Wednesday morning apparently there weren't enough vaccines to help everyone.

I don't feel like standing in line there every day. 



 

Well go early then 

I got to McCormick  at 7.30am and was on my way home at 9.15am

Did not have to stand in line, can sit down for the whole  experience 

 

Don't make excuses

Get yourself jabbed asap.

Covid won't wait for you to get vaccinated before it strikes

It's not a forgiving or friendly virus 

I am not going to deny that a virus or a disease is harmless, but if you
have looked the German in the eye then you look at life through a different
lens.This is not the first pandemic. There have been even worse in the past.
History tells us that this is only a harbinger each time.I'm certainly not a 
doomsayer and I don't have a crystal ball.This is my personal opinion. First of all, 
I don't believe anything the Chinese say or claim, in other words the story of the market 
that is for me not done.Second to develop a good vaccine you need years not months.if you 
have followed the media be it news or this forum they are all specialists experts
thousands have their own opinion.There are even some who take medicines for horses and cows.
Normally it is so if you understand the matter in this case the disease that words will follow 
however we see that many words have fallen but no one understands the matter properly

 

 

Rinrada Ruby Member

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20 hours ago, Thailand said:

So far there are none. Just check the link regularly.

  • Right...all quiet....Monday...Tuesday....You'll receive a notification when the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information Centre has updates.
Rinrada Ruby Member

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On 9/7/2021 at 6:50 PM, Rinrada said:

Yes..already told Khun wife..and agrees...she has a UKPP.and was 60 last week..so..lets see..chai.

This morning "Pfizer at The Prom"...Morning shift for over 55s...while afternoon was for youngsters under said age...Got there about 8.00am..and even then must have been about 200 in front...Mentally adjust to "Bhai...cha cha.." and just let things happen and works well..Long lines ..no pushing and relax..Well organised in batches of around 70...Sign in...show your number/passports...few questions regarding health...get your Jab number and follow the group....Dont know how many attended but ...might guess at least 1000...if not more.Next visit for no.2 in 3 weeks time...Many thanks..to everyone involved...and very well done.

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