Walk-in vaccinations are being offered to 3,000 people. Image: PR Phuket / file

 

PHUKET: Vachira Phuket Hospital, the main government hospital on the island, is offering walk-in vaccinations for 3,000 people as it moves to help increase the number of people on the island vaccinated against COVID-19.

 

The vaccinations, open to both Thais and foreigners, will be provided with Sinovac as the first injection and AstraZeneca as the second, the hospital announced through a notice last night (Nov 2).

 

The first injections will be provided at the Saphan Hin Vaccination Center (the Indoor Sports Stadium) from 9am to 3pm on Nov 12, the hospital notice explained.

 

Full Story: https://www.thephuketnews.com/vachira-offers-walk-in-vaccinations-for-3-000-people-81911.php

 

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If they really want lots of people to walk in for vaccinations, they should announce that they have finally run out of Sinovac.

 

So many I know flatly refuse it, and remain unvaccinated as a consequence to this day.

They rather should inject Lao Kao instead of Sinocrap, at least that would have some effect.