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(Recasts with vaccine strategy) BANGKOK, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Thailand’s plan to produce the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine locally is on track to be ready to begin mass inoculations in June, with a capacity to make up to 18 million doses per month, a senior official said on Friday. It was still unclear how many would go to Thai citizens and how many would be exported to other Southeast Asian countries under a deal with AstraZeneca that has come under fire from opposition critics for being too...

Thailand is expecting to receive the first shipment of COVID-19 vaccines from Chinas Sinovac Biotech next week and kick-start its national inoculation program.

BANGKOK: Thailand's second domestically developed COVID-19 vaccine will soon undergo human trials, officials said on Thursday (Feb 18), adding ...

Thailand's second domestically developed vaccine will soon undergo human trials, officials said on Thursday, adding that the plan was to produce up to five million doses by the end of the year.

18 02 2021 Speaking during the no confidence debate in parliament, the self-selected Prime Minister Gen Prayuth Chan-ocha seemed to lose his marbles. Responding to an MP from the opposition Move Forward Party “who … questioned the government’s delivery of the [virus]  vaccine,” Gen Prayuth seemed to forget that he leads the government when he “warned critics of the government’s vaccination programme that they would be held responsible if their comments affected the d...

Announcement that human trials will begin by early May comes amid criticism of Thailand’s COVID strategy.

Thailand's government came under fire in parliament on Wednesday over its coronavirus vaccine policy, with opposition lawmakers accusing authorities of being too slow to start inoculations and relying overwhelmingly on a single vaccine producer.

BANGKOK (REUTERS) - Thailand's government came under fire in parliament on Wednesday (Feb 17) over its coronavirus vaccine policy, with opposition lawmakers accusing authorities of being too slow to start inoculations and relying overwhelmingly on a single vaccine producer.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Thailands Deputy Prime Minister and Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul on Wednesday reassured the delivery of Sinovac vaccines from China to Thailand, beginning next week.On the second day of a debate at parliament, Anutin said to ...

BANGKOK, Feb 17 — Thailand’s government came under fire in parliament on Wednesday over its coronavirus vaccine policy, with opposition lawmakers accusing authorities of being too slow to start inoculations and relying overwhelmingly on a single vaccine producer. “Why is the government...