News Forum - Thailand to receive new LAAB Covid vaccine by end of the month

[Thaiger]

Thailand today signed an agreement to receive its first batch of Long-Acting Antibody doses at the end of this month. The Thai Deputy PM, and Public Health Minister, Anutin Charnvirakul, signed an agreement with AstraZeneca Country President, James Teague, to receive 257,500 doses of LAAB for people who suffer from immunodeficiency, to reduce of risk of becoming gravely ill if infected with COVID-19. Anutin said the new shot was needed because a number of vaccinated Thai residents are still at risk because are unable to generate antibodies properly. Some people can generate antibodies but the process is too slow, e.g., chronic […]

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[Cg66]

Surely if you’ve got chronic renal failure then you’re not long for this world anyway. Vaccine lunacy continues. Any so-called benefit from historic vaccines is long gone so why is it part of the criteria when coming to Thailand? Anyone would think that the pharmaceutical companies are making a fortune out of them.

 

 

 

 

[DiJoDavO]

It's not laab as in the Thai food they'll inject, right?

[Grumpyoldman]

Anutin will no doubt have this shot as well as the numerous others, whilst some poor soul with a real need dies from an unnecessary covid infection.

 

I can't get a booster but he has had.... 4 or 5? Not privilege of course. 

[js89]

5 hours ago, Grumpyoldman said:

I can't get a booster but he has had.... 4 or 5? Not privilege of course. 

Just walk-in to Bang Sue vaccine centre at Bang Sue station, gate #2. Goto the yellow counter and tell them you're a walk-in. I had my booster shot in about 30 minutes from time of entry

[cockneyboy]

12 hours ago, Grumpyoldman said:

Anutin will no doubt have this shot as well as the numerous others, whilst some poor soul with a real need dies from an unnecessary covid infection.

I can't get a booster but he has had.... 4 or 5? Not privilege of course. 

why can you not get a booster, is it the system that is no good to you, 

6 hours ago, js89 said:

Just walk-in to Bang Sue vaccine centre at Bang Sue station, gate #2. Goto the yellow counter and tell them you're a walk-in. I had my booster shot in about 30 minutes from time of entry

what make of jabs are they giving, new versions or old versions of these jabs.

[js89]

12 hours ago, cockneyboy said:

what make of jabs are they giving, new versions or old versions of these jabs.

When I went in late December 21, Pfizer, Moderna and AstraZeneca were on offer