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Before going to Bang Sue…call the hotline number to preregister 027922333
Bring your passport and a Pen
The vaccine is free!
Getting through the roadblocks which are apparently going into effect today, could be a real challenge.
Wouldn't it be great to travel to Bang Sue from Pattaya - get the vaccine - and then not be allowed to leave Bangkok and get quarantined.
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Surely a medical appointment would be a good reason to get through the road block ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodger
You would think so, but this being Thailand, who the hell knows.Quote:
Originally Posted by goji
Dodger, aren't the roadblocks from Monday?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodger
I'm going to try tomorrow -- by subway:)
If you reside in Bangkok you shouldn't have any problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by Patanawet
Yes, roadblocks will apparently be in place on Monday.
Are you sure the Vaccine Center at the Station will be operating tomorrow (Sunday)?
Oh, that's a thought. I'll try the phone number first.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodger
I'm still not getting any answer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Patanawet
Did you make the trip?
No postponed to tomorrow -- then the other half will then accompany me in case I need translation help.
Yes, strange response from the phone number -- just one beep and it cuts off. No ringing, engaged or unobtainable tone.
Same - same, no answer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Patanawet
If you could obtain the following information during your visit it would be greatly appreciated:
Do they main safe-distancing in the Station - or is it a close-contact mob?
Will they give the vaccine to those in their sixties?
Were there any police roadblocks (either direction)?
If so, did they ask for any documentation to prove your purpose for going to the Station?
Also, in case you didn't think of it; You may want to wear 2 masks - it's proven to be more effective. You may also want to carry a small bottle of spray disinfectant to use during your adventure. And, MFAS advised to take a pen...and of course your passport.
Good luck...and if we don't hear back from you, we won't go...LOL
Dodger, I'll take note of your advice.
I won't be able to comment on traffic because I'll go there directly on the Blue Line subway.
Interesting that, reported today, England is considering shortening the gap between jabs to 4 weeks.
Some friends went today for the vaccine. Those 75 or older received it. Those under 75 did not receive it.
Thanks francois.Quote:
Originally Posted by francois
That takes all of the guess work out if this for me.
A disadvantage of retiring a bit early. Now I'll probably get the virus and die before I reach 70 - and my older friends will be partying their asses off with the Boys. Go figure!.
Re: Good News For Expats 60+ Vaccine!Quote:
Originally Posted by francois
Before going to Bang Sue…call the hotline number to preregister 027922333
Bring your passport and a Pen
The vaccine is free!
Did they miss the part about preregistration?
Google lens translation:
I've called that number 10 times the last 2 days. You get a message in Thai and then hangs up.
Now 60+ can register on 4 different numbers for jabs beginning July 18!
https://pattayaone.news/over-60-can-...-covid-19-jab/
This Registration appears to be for Thai people only.Quote:
Originally Posted by Manforallseasons
You can't register without an I.D. card number.
Another friend, age 75, went for his vaccine yesterday, Monday. He reported the process was extremely well run with no delays and no problems. They did park on the road and many motorbike taxis were there to take the people to and from the Station.
Expats over 60 can now apply for free vaccine - without having to call numbers that never answer.
See the thread entitled: "Expat Vaccine Registration" for details.
U.S. Citizens can get Astra Zeneca vaccine Sunday July 18 at Bang Sue:
https://www.gaybuttonthai.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=10712
Finished!
It was booked in a few hours.Quote:
Originally Posted by Manforallseasons
The site now states that the quoted has been reached. No surprise!
With the first day of over 10,000 cases in Thailand, probably best to hurry and get your jab.
Update:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodger
I just received Confirmation from MedPark Hospital for my vaccine on the date I requested. This Conformation was received in less than one hour after completing the on-line form. (see Expat Vaccine Registration thread)
I am very pleased to say that I also have an appointment at MedPark Hospital. We only have to hope there are enough doses and it doesn't get cancelled!