Vaccines - Covid 19

[HHTel]

Looking at the numbers, I would say that Sinovac in Thailand will be overtaken by AZ. Back in February, China only had the capacity to produce 300 million doses a year (10% of their own population) They've since opened another 2 manufacturing sites and projecting output of 2 billion per year. Even that's not enough for their own population.

At the time, Sinovac said it was only able to make 300 million doses per year. It hoped to complete a new production facility by the end of 2020 that would lift capacity to 600 million doses. By February, the company said it had capacity for 1 billion doses, The New York Times reported. Now, in just a month's time, the company has doubled that number.

According to some figures I've read, there have been 56 deaths after sinovac outside of HK. Of course, ZERO deaths reported from China!

[Big Boy]

hhinner, my family are really struggling to get the หมอพร้อม app that you talk about. Can you please confirm which one you are choosing:

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[Big Boy]

I'm giving up. I can't do it because it is written in Thai. My family are fairly IT literate and they can't do my wife either. The message they get when trying to book me is:

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[Osandpo]

Interesting- on the apple appstore I can only find the app from cholburi hospital if I search หมอพร้อม
The MorChana and Raksa apps are there too if I search using those terms

[hhinner]

I'm giving up. I can't do it because it is written in Thai. My family are fairly IT literate and they can't do my wife either. The message they get when trying to book me is:

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That looks like it's saying you can't register because you're not in one of the target groups (over 60 or one of the chronic conditions that qualify).

That looks like the app by chonburi hospital which is the correct one.

Near in mind that usage yesterday was reportedly very heavy so there may be failures to register caused by that.

I suggest using the Google docs form approach.

1. Open http://203.157.159.10/covid19.php

2. Enter the id number and tap the button.

If not registered or an "invalid id" there'll be a red error message with a blue tail reading ลงทะเบียน

3. Tap the blue ลงทะเบียน.

This will result in being redirected to Google docs. If you are given a choice of what application to open in use the same browser as in step 1 above.

4. Fill the form in and hit transmit.

Notes:
In the first multi choice box choose number 2 (over 60) even if one or more of the other cases apply.

The next box is a repeat somewhat but also includes options for various kinda of official. Again you should choose over 60 (choice number 201).

Next box is province - tap the radio button (little circle) 77 - ประจวบคีรีขัน

[PeteC]

Vaccine appointments from today via Mor Prom LINE account

https://thethaiger.com/coronavirus/vacc ... ne-account

Thailand has launched the Mor Prom account on the Line app today where locals can register to get their vaccine appointments. While 16 million people earmarked as vulnerable will get top priority for the free vaccines, everyone can sign up now, though it appears to be for Thai citizens only. Starting today, people can register for vaccination using the Line app by contacting Mor Prom, which is Thai for “doctor’s ready”. You will need to include your Thai ID number to register.

According to Thai PBS World, the CCSA suggests for those who are not tech-friendly, register at your local hospital or with a health volunteer or clinic. A spokesperson even suggested asking a younger relative for help. They stressed that people already on the priority list do not need to flood the system today, as registration will be ongoing for a long time.

People with chronic conditions and seniors get priority to minimise Covid-19 deaths. Half the Coronavirus deaths in Thailand had underlying health conditions or were elderly, according to the chair of the Covid-19 Vaccine Management Committee who is also the Deputy Minister for Public Health. While everyone can sign up with the Mor Prom app,

11.7 million Thai people over the age of 60 will be first in line, followed by 4.3 million people labelled as vulnerable due to underlying illnesses like stroke, kidney failure, heart and blood vessel conditions, chronic respiratory diseases, diabetes, cancer, and obesity. The government has confirmed that foreigners will be included in the country’s vaccine roll out, but not at this stage.

The first priority group will be vaccinated starting June 7 and continuing through to the end of July. The public health ministry is confident that there will be enough vaccines and inoculations by the time the Mor Prom vaccine appointments are in full swing to reach the 70% threshold by the end of the year in order to achieve her immunity. AstraZeneca is set to 6 million vaccines in June and 10 million more in July, plus the local Siam Bioscience say they will be in full production of the AstraZeneca vaccine domestically in case of any importing delays.

The Mor Prom Line account is operated by the Thai Public Health Ministry and features a menu of helpful tools on its chat page. You can click register to fill in your first and last name, home province, and national ID card number. You can also click add people in order to register other people like family members or friends that may not be on the Line app. Once registered, vaccine appointments can be booked.

All applicants will be checked against the eligibility list the government keeps for priority vaccines. Before your appointment, you will receive alerts via Line with information about your appointment and on observing side effects, along with booking the follow-up appointment for your second vaccine. Rescheduling is also an option for those needing to change vaccine appointments.

This new Line account hopes to hasten Covid-19 vaccinations at a time when the pandemic is surging throughout the country. Infections and death rates have grown more quickly than in past ‘waves’ with the B117 variant of Covid-19 currently sweeping across Thailand.

[Osandpo]

I'm giving up. I can't do it because it is written in Thai. My family are fairly IT literate and they can't do my wife either. The message they get when trying to book me is:

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In other words, if your name isn’t confirmed here or by your local clinic, social security office, etc, you need to wait until July to register (although it doesn’t mention if that includes foreigners of course!)

[Big Boy]

I'm giving up. I can't do it because it is written in Thai. My family are fairly IT literate and they can't do my wife either. The message they get when trying to book me is:

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That looks like it's saying you can't register because you're not in one of the target groups (over 60 or one of the chronic conditions that qualify).

That looks like the app by chonburi hospital which is the correct one.

Near in mind that usage yesterday was reportedly very heavy so there may be failures to register caused by that.

I suggest using the Google docs form approach.

1. Open http://203.157.159.10/covid19.php

2. Enter the id number and tap the button.

If not registered or an "invalid id" there'll be a red error message with a blue tail reading ลงทะเบียน

3. Tap the blue ลงทะเบียน.

This will result in being redirected to Google docs. If you are given a choice of what application to open in use the same browser as in step 1 above.

4. Fill the form in and hit transmit.

Notes:
In the first multi choice box choose number 2 (over 60) even if one or more of the other cases apply.

The next box is a repeat somewhat but also includes options for various kinda of official. Again you should choose over 60 (choice number 201).

Next box is province - tap the radio button (little circle) 77 - ประจวบคีรีขัน

Firstly, after a big struggle, my wife is registered.

My son and daughter-in-law have gone out for a short while, but will try this method when they return. Thank you.

I still feel they are going all out to use technology, without considering their target audience. There will be so many that just can't register.

[hhinner]

I'm giving up. I can't do it because it is written in Thai. My family are fairly IT literate and they can't do my wife either. The message they get when trying to book me is:

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That looks like it's saying you can't register because you're not in one of the target groups (over 60 or one of the chronic conditions that qualify).

That looks like the app by chonburi hospital which is the correct one.

Bear in mind that usage yesterday was reportedly very heavy so there may be failures to register caused by that.

I suggest using the Google docs form approach.

1. Open http://203.157.159.10/covid19.php

2. Enter the id number and tap the button.

If not registered or an "invalid id" there'll be a red error message with a blue tail reading ลงทะเบียน

3. Tap the blue ลงทะเบียน.

This will result in being redirected to Google docs. If you are given a choice of what application to open in use the same browser as in step 1 above.

4. Fill the form in and hit submit.

Notes:
In the first multi choice box choose number 2 (over 60) even if one or more of the other cases apply.

The next box is a repeat somewhat but also includes options for various kinda of official. Again you should choose over 60 (choice number 201).

Next box is province - tap the radio button (little circle) 77 - ประจวบคีรีขัน

(Earlier post using tapatalk went wrong, sorry about that. To continue)

Next box is Amphur อำเภอ - choose 07-หัวหิน

Then tambol ตำบล - Hua Hin in BB case - 01-หัวหิน Careful here, not all 01 are hua hin.

Nextbox is Moo number (if there is one). Probably not in HH so enter a hyphen -

Next box is the hospital choice. If in Hua Him you should choose the first option - โรงพยาบาลหัวหิน

Next box is Mr, Mrs etc. Mr BB choose นาย, Mrs BB choose นาง

Next first name, enter in Thai exactly as on pink CD or tabien ban

Next box surname, in Thai exactly as on id

Next is sex (gender for Americans) - ชาย, male - หญิง, female

Then date of birth

Then your 13 digit id number

Next is phone number

The next box is affirmation to receive the vaccine. Choose 1 if you want it, 2 ifyou do not.

The final box invites you to check all your answers. Tap the radio button to confirm

Then tap submit.

[Big Boy]

I've just realised one problem, the 'check program' is not working on Chrome. I tried it on Firefox, and it is now starting to make sense.

[caller]

It's interesting that they are talking of starting the roll out in June, when according to Nikkei Asia the introduction of AZ's locally produced vaccine has been put back to July. Can't put the link here, but it's available via The Thaiger in a report about Prayut support wavering.

[hhinner]

I'm giving up. I can't do it because it is written in Thai. My family are fairly IT literate and they can't do my wife either. The message they get when trying to book me is:

180127879_2915419478741244_3455797020367483503_n.jpg

That looks like it's saying you can't register because you're not in one of the target groups (over 60 or one of the chronic conditions that qualify).

That looks like the app by chonburi hospital which is the correct one.

Near in mind that usage yesterday was reportedly very heavy so there may be failures to register caused by that.

I suggest using the Google docs form approach.

1. Open http://203.157.159.10/covid19.php

2. Enter the id number and tap the button.

If not registered or an "invalid id" there'll be a red error message with a blue tail reading ลงทะเบียน

3. Tap the blue ลงทะเบียน.

This will result in being redirected to Google docs. If you are given a choice of what application to open in use the same browser as in step 1 above.

4. Fill the form in and hit transmit.

Notes:
In the first multi choice box choose number 2 (over 60) even if one or more of the other cases apply.

The next box is a repeat somewhat but also includes options for various kinda of official. Again you should choose over 60 (choice number 201).

Next box is province - tap the radio button (little circle) 77 - ประจวบคีรีขัน

Firstly, after a big struggle, my wife is registered.

My son and daughter-in-law have gone out for a short while, but will try this method when they return. Thank you.

I still feel they are going all out to use technology, without considering their target audience. There will be so many that just can't register.

You should be able to enter your wife's number in the original URL and this time the response should be that she is registered. When you do your own, it's possible that after you have successfully submitted the form you will always get the error message, as I do. After registering you should now be able to register in mo phrom. You will need the app to make appointments when the hospital starts accepting them. Bear in mind that between submitting the form and appearing in the register there may be a time gap.

[caller]

It's interesting that they are talking of starting the roll out in June, when according to Nikkei Asia the introduction of AZ's locally produced vaccine has been put back to July. Can't put the link here, but it's available via The Thaiger in a report about Prayut support wavering.

[Big Boy]

OK, I've jumped through all of the hoops, and the screen now shows:

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Am I registered?

[hhinner]

Well the form was accepted although Google seems to think you're Malaysian.

You should now be able to register an account on the มอพร้อม app. Judging from earlier posts you may have already set up an account for your id with a 6 digit password.

See how you get on.