Excellent Link @Mak!
Didn't the intervac website get suspended after concerns about personal data being out there for anyone to scroll and click?BKK-Udon wrote: ↑June 17, 2021, 2:51 pmExcellent Link @Mak!
Mine shows name, phone number, ID number, category. No date.
Below is a green check for registered and red x for 1st and 2nd jabs.
Oddly, the phone number is not mine, or even one I have ever seen before! Strange!
Edit: The qr code on the page took me to the Line App the Army hospital used to register me (Mor Phrom- Doctors Ready). From there I could edit my information. Changed the phone number to mine. May get the wife to call the other number, as curious!
Udon General Hospital (@mak’s link) is on a go.th server with https secured website. It was obviously someone else’s number under my name. I used the Line App to make the edit to the database, a highly secure and hack proof system, I’m sure!tamada wrote: ↑June 17, 2021, 3:41 pmDidn't the intervac website get suspended after concerns about personal data being out there for anyone to scroll and click?BKK-Udon wrote: ↑June 17, 2021, 2:51 pmExcellent Link @Mak!
Mine shows name, phone number, ID number, category. No date.
Below is a green check for registered and red x for 1st and 2nd jabs.
Oddly, the phone number is not mine, or even one I have ever seen before! Strange!
Edit: The qr code on the page took me to the Line App the Army hospital used to register me (Mor Phrom- Doctors Ready). From there I could edit my information. Changed the phone number to mine. May get the wife to call the other number, as curious!
If this non-secure website is also showing the wrong phone number, maybe it's someone elses number?
Any website that isn't secure raises questions. This UDH one claims to be "Designed & Developed by SubLt.Kittiphop Prasarn" so personally, I would avoid it even with DM's barge pole.
Ministry defends decision to grant ThaiBev jab support
Bangkok Post
21/06/2021
Chatchai Promlert, permanent secretary for the Interior Ministry, is insisting that his approval to provide free Covid-19 vaccine doses to over 70,000 Thai Beverage Public Company Limited (ThaiBev) employees and their families is lawful.
Over the weekend Mr Chatchai was asked whether such approval was considered appropriate because many people across the country have yet to receive their jabs.
Mr Chatchai, who is also responsible for dealing with emergency situations and coordinating with provincial governors, was criticised after a letter addressed to governors and signed by him on June 17, went viral on the internet.
The letter details a request for support on the matter.
The company has requested assistance for the vaccination of 43,201 employees and 28,244 families in Bangkok and 76 provinces.
Mr Chatchai said he approved the allocation of free Covid-19 vaccine doses to ThaiBev under the guidelines of the National Communicable Diseases Committee.
The guidelines, dated May 18, open the opportunity for the public and private sectors to request vaccine doses for their people, especially in at-risk areas, he said.
"It is to [prevent] the emergence of new clusters and a spread [of Covid-19]. Please be confident in the vaccine distribution [initiative] of the National Vaccine Committee and the CCSA (Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration)," Mr Chatchai said.
"We observe the same standard -- there will be no selective behaviour since vaccination is a national issue that must proceed quickly," he said.
"[The approval] is in line with the guidelines of the National Communicable Diseases Committee to provide mass vaccinations to all people."
He said many in the public and private sectors are requesting vaccine support, including the Thai Industries Federation.
Chaiya Promma, deputy leader of the Pheu Thai Party and MP for Nong Bua Lam Phu province, said he disagrees with a large alcoholic beverage company being granted a request for vaccine support while people in the rest of the country are still not jabbed.
He said there is no need for the company to be provided with vaccine doses because it is capable of finding its own supplies for its employees.
The Interior Ministry, he said, should instead give its support to local authorities such as village heads, kamnan and local frontline workers as many of them remain unjabbed.
Yuttapong Charasathien, deputy leader of the Pheu Thai Party, also questioned why a large alcoholic beverage company had requested vaccine support from the Interior Ministry's permanent secretary.
Im guessing there may be afew French ppl already paid up at BKKUDH .. non refundable yes .. but not all is lost they can transfer to vaccination to another persons name and get some baht back from themBandung_Dero wrote: ↑June 22, 2021, 12:30 pmI see where the French Embassy is now offering free J & J jabs to its 55 yo and over expats. Udon is a nominated centre.
Wonder how many Frenchmen have already parted with their (non refundable) 3800 Baht?
Anyway kudos to the proactive French Government.
That 'third shot' and Beta strain 'in the south' items refer to Thailand? From the Thai-language media?parrot wrote: ↑June 23, 2021, 10:17 amI'm thinking things aren't looking good on the home front:
51 Covid deaths yesterday. Talk of need for a third shot before a small fraction of the population has received the first. Vaccine-resistant Beta strain in the south. Growing evidence that the Chinese vaccine is less effective than promised. Sandbox about to open. Natives (and expats) getting restless.
France 1 USA 0anefarious1 wrote: ↑June 23, 2021, 12:33 pmChargé d’Affaires Michael G. Heath of the US Embassy just put out a letter regarding vaccinations for Americans in Thailand. Despite pressure they aren't going to help US citizens get it done...
https://th.usembassy.gov/a-message-to-a ... ael-heath/
