Vaccines - Covid 19

[handdrummer]

The vaccines may not be a direct cause of death but may have triggered the response that caused the death. Probably no way to know that.

For me it's another reason to skip the vaccine for now. I have stage 5 kidney disease and a family history of heart disease, cancer and TB. Too big a risk for me.

[HHTel]

Of course being Thailand, the 'experts' are under pressure to find no causal link to vaccines. With that mindset, they will 'investigate' with that objective in mind. It's almost impossible to have a non-biased investigation.

[Big Boy]

A general question please. I registered at Market Village. My appointment should have been early July. Whenever I do an enquiry, on the system, I get the following message:

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I see the vaccination queue seems to be open to all Thais now, and I've seen queue numbers >20,000.

Have Farangs been sidelined as we have no number, or has our number been allocated, but the system isn't displaying correctly?

I am talking Market Village type registration, not pink ID card.

[Dannie Boy]

A general question please. I registered at Market Village. My appointment should have been early July. Whenever I do an enquiry, on the system, I get the following message:

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I see the vaccination queue seems to be open to all Thais now, and I've seen queue numbers >20,000.

Have Farangs been sidelined as we have no number, or has our number been allocated, but the system isn't displaying correctly?

I am talking Market Village type registration, not pink ID card.

I registered at HH Hospital using my Pink ID Card and when I enter the number in the system, I get the same message as you, so maybe we’re now all at the back of the queue?

[londongeorge]

I also registered at MV and am scheduled for early July. When I enter my number I get this message...
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You are now successfully registered.
Please check for your appointment on the hospital website
as we update the vaccination schedule regularly.
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When I go to the Hospital website I cannot find where to check the vaccination schedule. Any help would be appreciated.

[Big Boy]

The schedule is made up as and when vaccine arrives. This link is probably as good as it gets http://www.pcko.moph.go.th/check.html?f ... SL1mbTZ5zw# .

As vaccine arrives, the next batch of people are taken in strict order denoted by the left hand column. At the moment, I don't have a number, which is my query. i.e. Thai registrations have now passed 20K. Where will I fit into that sequence? You would normally get your sequence number here https://www.huahinhospital.go.th/check_ ... 0OiY3Grhao . The output should look something like this:

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[hhinner]

There is no schedule until they get vaccine. The hospital is still only about 60% through vaccinations for the week 7 - 11 JUNE.

4589 is still in that first week 11 June.

[lomuamart]

I get the same message as I've always had when using the second link you've given above, BB. Ie, I'm registered but I've got to check the hospital website regularly.

[Big Boy]

It just worries me that Thais of all ages are now registering, and being allocated numbers. Are we being pushed behind everybody? Do we need to do something to generate a queue number?

[hhinner]

It just worries me that Thais of all ages are now registering, and being allocated numbers. Are we being pushed behind everybody? Do we need to do something to generate a queue number?

Do you have actual reports of this in Hua Hin/Prachuab? Thais under 60 are receiving Sinovac, but apart from the other week there hasn't been any of that in Hua Hin either.

The problem is that we over 60s are registered to receive AZ and there isn't any other than the occasional small shipment from overseas. That's why HHH only had approx 800 this week.

[hhinner]

And Thai over 60s are in the same boat.

[Big Boy]

I have reports/evidence that younger Thais are being allocated queue numbers if that is what you mean, whilst we don't appear to have a queue number e.g. my son is number 20132.

I would guess my queue number should have been in the range 5,000 to 10,000, but the system is not telling me that.

[Big Boy]

And Thai over 60s are in the same boat.

My daughter sorted it for an older Thai neighbour earlier today. She had been registered, but didn't have a queue number. My daughter went on to the system, and had a number >20,000 allocated for her, which means younger Thais are ahead of her in the queue, or does it?

My daughter tried to do the same for my number, and the system would not accept it. Hence my earlier question.

[hhinner]

This graphic shows the number of vaccinations given in PKK. The 142 figure for AZ would be the extra 150 doses HHH did yesterday (so maybe 8 people didn't show up). The Sinovac figure could be anywhere in PKK.

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[Big Boy]

You don't seem to be getting my concern (or is the graphic unconnected). We have wrinklie Thais registered/scheduled post 11 June who did not have a number allocated. To get that number, they have to go into one of the apps to obtain it. Their numbers are coming behind younger Thais. As Farangs, we are in the same boat i.e. wrinklies without a queue number. Do we need to do anything more as per wrinkly Thais, or will our appointments simply happen, eventually? My daughter has tried putting my Market Village allocated number into the system in the same way as she did for her Thai neighbour, but was rejected.