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Second Astra jab brought forward again to 8 weeks

Second Astra jab brought forward again to 8 weeks
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Second Astra jab brought forward again

Second Astra jab brought forward again
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Moderna package likely below B3,000

Moderna package likely below B3,000 Moderna package likely below B3,000 THAILAND: The price for a package of two shots of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine offered by private hospitals will be no more than B3,000, hospital executives say. Sunday 9 May 2021, 09:06AM Moderna is likely to be the first brand to be ordered by the Government Pharmaceutical Organization on behalf of private hospitals. Photo: AFP. The Private Hospital Association announced the plan after a meeting on Thursday (May 6) to discuss a common approach to offering alternative vaccines. Moderna is likely to be the first brand to be ordered by the Government Pharmaceutical Organization (GPO) on their behalf.

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Thailand to inoculate senior citizens with Chinese COVID-19 vaccines - World News

2021-05-07 14:06:09 GMT2021-05-07 22:06:09(Beijing Time) Xinhua English BANGKOK, May 7 (Xinhua) Thailand will start to inoculate seniors aged 60 and above with COVID-19 vaccines developed by China s Sinovac biopharmaceutical company, Deputy Prime Minister and Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said Friday. Anutin made the announcement at a press conference after the National Communicable Disease Committee approved the use of the Chinese vaccine with people aged 60 years or above in the country. He said the government planned to administer 2.5 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine within this month, and has prepared 82 venues in the capital Bangkok and around 300 venues in other provinces for the vaccination.

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Shorter restaurant hours, school closures on cards

Shorter restaurant hours, school closures on cards 47 published : 15 Apr 2021 at 18:02 47 A worker cleans a closed school s canteen in Bangkok last year in a bid to control Covid-19. School closures may be among intensified measures to control the disease this month. (Bangkok Post file photo) NONTHABURI: The National Communicable Disease Committee has proposed shorter restaurant hours and school and amusement park closures until the end of this month to contain the spread of Covid-19, according to Deputy Prime Minister and Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul. After the committee s meeting at the Public Health Ministry on Thursday, Mr Anutin said the committee planned to declare all provinces either red or orange Covid-19 control zones.

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