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‘Make peace with Sinovac’ if Thais wants to get back to normal, official says

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By Cod Satrusayang

 

Thais will have to make peace with the use of the Sinovac vaccine if they want the country to return to normal, a public health official told Thai Enquirer on Tuesday.

 

Infection numbers fell below 10,000 cases for the first time in weeks on Tuesday as the country prepared for more relaxation of quarantine rules and the capital rushed towards a November 1 reopening.

 

The lowering numbers was in-part due to the inoculation efforts of the government and the use of a Sinovac + AstraZeneca cocktail, according to an official at the Ministry of Public Health.

 

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Full story: https://www.thaienquirer.com/33250/make-peace-with-sinovac-if-thais-wants-to-get-back-to-normal-official-says/

 

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  • Why do Thais have to make peace with Sinovac at the grossly inflated price of B1,700, which is probably only marginally effective, when better alternatives with credible stage 3 trials peer reviewed i

  • make peace with Sinovac so that we can fill our pockets more.. We manipulate the cases, change every time opening the country because we will show who is in charge, we use you as guinea pigs for the j

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    I haven’t seen much fear of Sinovac in Thais. The fear I see is from men in their 60s in isolated villages in Issan 

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I hope to too.  This afternoon 'er indoors has arranged for my sinovac jab. I would rather not bother but when she starts sulking the cats even go on holiday.

' Time to leave my son '.

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13 minutes ago, webfact said:

make peace with the use of the Sinovac vaccine

Is there a war against it? 

Doubt they would have the nerve to buy any more. They are now getting Pfizer and AZ.

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Statements from anonymous sources are worthless.

 

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1 minute ago, Chris.B said:

Statements from anonymous sources are worthless.

 

Reveal your identity then.

3 minutes ago, mahtin said:

Doubt they would have the nerve to buy any more. They are now getting Pfizer and AZ.

ehh? They have another 12 million doses on order.

 

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2 minutes ago, mahtin said:

Reveal your identity then.

Anonymous requests are worthless too. ????

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Why do Thais have to make peace with Sinovac at the grossly inflated price of B1,700, which is probably only marginally effective, when better alternatives with credible stage 3 trials peer reviewed in reputable journal can be obtained for a fraction of the price?

1 minute ago, Chris.B said:

Anonymous requests are worthless too. ????

Here's the story

 

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make peace with Sinovac so that we can fill our pockets more.. We manipulate the cases, change every time opening the country because we will show who is in charge, we use you as guinea pigs for the jabs mix and not studied kids. but we will go back to normal if you listen and obey us 

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19 minutes ago, Dogmatix said:

Why do Thais have to make peace with Sinovac at the grossly inflated price of B1,700, which is probably only marginally effective, when better alternatives with credible stage 3 trials peer reviewed in reputable journal can be obtained for a fraction of the price?

B1700 a dose? Where does that figure come from?

 

"The lowering numbers was in-part due to the inoculation efforts of the government and the use of a Sinovac + AstraZeneca cocktail, according to an official at the Ministry of Public Health..."

Can we see the research results please. How do these numbers compare to the Control Group who did not get anything, or the group who got a placebo? I sure hope you aren't pulling these numbers out of your ***.

“If we sat around and waited for ‘better’ vaccines then we wont reopen until the middle of next year...”

Ah. The real reason for the rush. I wonder if the scientific community (sic) in Thailand ever heard of the old phrase "Better safe than sorry". Or, is it only about the money?

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1 hour ago, webfact said:

The lowering numbers was in-part due to the inoculation efforts of the government and the use of a Sinovac + AstraZeneca cocktail, according to an official at the Ministry of Public Health.

just blowing out some hot air heinnn 555 ...... no data to support such a stupid comment

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The Government has millions of Sinovac that no one wants. I would rather have nothing.

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The level of how many psyops are being directed at people these days is just nuts.

5 minutes ago, Henryford said:

The Government has millions of Sinovac that no one wants. I would rather have nothing.

.... and you don't want it because no one wants it? ????

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49 minutes ago, jaltsc said:

"The lowering numbers was in-part due to the inoculation efforts of the government and the use of a Sinovac + AstraZeneca cocktail, according to an official at the Ministry of Public Health..."

From everything I've read, I WOULD believe the notion that a vaccine regimen of one dose of Sinovac followed by one dose of AZ is more effective against the Delta variant than the prior regimen of two Sinovac doses for Thais under the government's vaccine program, which provides FREE doses.

 

However, I think there's little to no credible evidence (outside of claims made by the Thai government) to show how effective the Sinovac/AZ regimen is compared to alternatives like mixed AZ/mRNA or two doses of mRNA vaccines like Pfizer or Moderna, which have very high rates of effectiveness in credible studies.

 

For whatever reasons, credible or not, a lot of Thais seem to be fearful of the Sinovac vaccine. And not just because it seems to be less effective than its mRNA peers. I'm not sure comments like those in the OP article here are going to change the minds of Thais who have those preconceptions about the Sinovac vaccine.

 

Like I said before they must have shares with the company that produces Sinovac in China. ????

But, but but, I don't want to be brainwashed by the CCP and speak Chinese ???? ???? ????

 

just my humor ????

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I haven’t seen much fear of Sinovac in Thais. The fear I see is from men in their 60s in isolated villages in Issan 

I don't want it because I want to go to the UK.

Tell the sheep how to follow the dear leader. It just sucks.

4 hours ago, webfact said:

Thais will have to make peace with the use of the Sinovac vaccine if they want the country to return to normal, a public health official told Thai Enquirer on Tuesday.

It doesn't hold up against the most prevalent Delta strain... but be thankful you're getting something.

March 16, 2021

PRAYUT GETS ASTRAZENECA JAB....(sic)

https://www.khaosdenglish.com

May 24, 2021

PM Has 2nd COVID-19 Vaccine Jab

https://that.mcot.net/english-news-702708

Military politicians don't do peace?

3 hours ago, Dogmatix said:

Why do Thais have to make peace with Sinovac at the grossly inflated price of B1,700, which is probably only marginally effective, when better alternatives with credible stage 3 trials peer reviewed in reputable journal can be obtained for a fraction of the price?

That expensive? How about split one intramuscular dose into 5 subcutaneous doses? 

3 hours ago, Chris.B said:

ehh? They have another 12 million doses on order.

 

Yes indeed and for reference:-

 

BANGKOK, Aug 17 (Reuters) - Thailand will purchase an additional 12 million doses of Sinovac's (SVA.O) coronavirus vaccine to try to expedite its rollout..................... despite concerns over its efficacy against the Delta variant of COVID-19.

https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/thailand-reports-daily-record-239-new-coronavirus-deaths-2021-08-17

 

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30 minutes ago, FridgeMagnet1 said:

I haven’t seen much fear of Sinovac in Thais. The fear I see is from men in their 60s in isolated villages in Issan 

I resemble that remark.... 

Some of us are busy battling the floods..... 

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Make peas with SinoVac?  Sounds interesting.  Perhaps with some chilli peppers and and a dash of salt.  And a nice glass of Chardonnay.

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40 minutes ago, FridgeMagnet1 said:

The fear I see is from men in their 60s

Thank you for your comment but at 77 and an insulin dependent type 2 diabetic, I can assure you I have no concerns or fear at all. In Cambodia it is either Sinovac or Sinopharm and, on advice from my Khmer doctor, Sinovac was recommended. I have now been vaccinated with 2 jabs of Sinovac and possess my Covid-19 Vaccination Card. 

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