News Forum - Bang Sue Station offers teenagers vaccination this week

[Thaiger]

Walk-in vaccination is available for teenagers between the ages of 12 and 18 to receive a Pfizer vaccine at the Central Vaccination Centre at Bang Sue Grand Station. The program opened yesterday and will operate until November 10, administering first vaccines to any teenagers from 12 to 18 years old. There are few restrictions on the vaccine drive, welcoming Thai and foreign children, students who did not receive a vaccine at their school, or even children who are not attending school. Those getting vaccinated my be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian to give consent to the vaccination. The […]

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[gummy]

Let's hope it does not get as overcrowded as last time they pulled this mass vaccination stunt where Anutin claimed it wasn't crowded, only the camera angles.

[Jason]

There has to be a distribution network for vaccines. It should include a mix of Pharmacies, Doctors clinics and mass vaccination hubs. It's the only way Thailand can get to an 80% fully vaccinated over the age of 12. In my home state we even had vaccination hubs at one of our most popular hardware stores. So a railway station? Why not, if it works.