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Walk-in vaccinations at Bangsue Grand Station for people from other provinces

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The vaccination centre at Bangkok’s Bangsue Grand Station is now offering a walk-in 2nd dose inoculation service, with the AstraZeneca vaccine, every day from 1pm to 5pm to people who received their first dose in other provinces.

 

Those who want to receive their second AstraZeneca jab must have received a first dose of either Sinovac or Sinopharm vaccine at least 21 days ago, or 56 days if their first dose was AstraZeneca.

 

To be eligible, they must show proof of receiving their first vaccine jab, which can be checked via the “Mor Prom” app.

 

Full story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/walk-in-vaccinations-at-bangsue-grand-station-for-people-from-other-provinces/

 

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But when and where can we get booster shots if we have had sinovac and AZ

Nothing available in provinces yet

 

The Govenor of the province I work in set up walkins about a month ago. Why can't every province do this? Answer is not sanctioned by Prayut's goverment hence no support. Rediculous. should be happening all over Thailand. Why herd people from other provinces to one spot. Just utter stupidity.

6 hours ago, Jonathan Fairfield said:

The vaccination centre at Bangkok’s Bangsue Grand Station is now offering a walk-in 2nd dose inoculation service, with the AstraZeneca vaccine, every day from 1pm to 5pm to people who received their first dose in other provinces.

As Bangkok is boasting it's high level of double vaccinations would it not be easier for the public to move the vaccines to other provinces rather than move people around the country?

Does anyone know where a person under 30 can walk in to get a first jab of any of the vaccines? My friend is expat and willing to pay, but cannot find a place.

7 hours ago, Jonathan Fairfield said:

To be eligible, they must show proof of receiving their first vaccine jab, which can be checked via the “Mor Prom” app.

And what about the ones who are still waiting for their first shot?

22 hours ago, dinsdale said:

The Govenor of the province I work in set up walkins about a month ago. Why can't every province do this? Answer is not sanctioned by Prayut's goverment hence no support. Rediculous. should be happening all over Thailand. Why herd people from other provinces to one spot. Just utter stupidity.

Showing initiative, being proactive, getting the job done..... all absent in the leaders. 

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