Bang Sue vaccination centre open for expats 60+, under must wait

[Thaiger]

Bangkok’s Central Vaccination Centre at Bang Sue Grand Station is open to expats 60 years old and up for their first dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine, a spokesperson for the CCSA reiterated today, adding that some younger foreigners had been showing up to the centre seeking a Covid-19 vaccine. Photos of the vaccination centre show the area packed with people in long queues. Walk-in registration and same-day vaccination are open to expats ages 75 and up from 9am to 4pm while those 60 and older must register online and schedule an appointment. Only those who live in Bangkok or the […]

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The site, run by the Department of Disease Control, is 'continuously' updated.

[SickBuffalo]

1 hour ago, Thaiger said:

open to expats 60 years old and up for their first dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine

Perfect. AstraZeneca is effective and no one below 60 is in much danger unless obese or otherwise screwed.

I believe the mRNA vaccines are better, if only because you can get your second shot after just a month, whereas I think they might make you wait longer for your second AZ. Only being fully vaccinated will give you a reasonable amount of protection against Delta.