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Thailand on track to distribute locally made COVID-19 vaccines in June Toggle share menu Advertisement Thailand on track to distribute locally made COVID-19 vaccines in June People wearing face masks are seen at a train station in Bangkok, Thailand on Jan 7, 2021. (Photo: Reuters/Athit Perawongmetha) 29 Jan 2021 07:52PM Share this content Bookmark BANGKOK: Thailands plan to produce the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine locally is on track to be ready to begin mass in...

28 01 2021 On Monday afternoon, “Ratsadon pro-democracy demonstrators led by Parit ‘Penguin’ Chiwarak gathered outside Siam Bioscience’s Bangkok headquarters this afternoon to protest the company’s role in Thailand’s Covid-19 vaccine programme.” Transparency remains an issue, especially as the country’s vaccination program has now been rescheduled. But transparency is an alien concept for the regime. When it comes to the monarchy, the rule is no transparency, whic...

What we know so far about COVID-19 vaccination in Thailand Here’s a tentative timeline of the country’s vaccination program By Top Koaysomboon Advertising Vaccinations against the dreaded COVID-19 have started in other countries and many of us are wondering when inoculations will start in the kingdom. Here’s what we’ve gathered.   What’s the plan? The Prayut-led government has announced that 33 million Thai citizens—that’s about half of the country—will get the COVID-19 vaccin...

Thailand’s vaccination programme will not be complete until the end of 2022 says Health Minister Anutin A Super Poll survey in recent days shows the public firmly behind the government and in stout agreement with the legal action being taken against the Progressive Movement leader who is still defending his controversial claims that the country’s vaccination plans are flawed and too reliant on the AstraZeneca vaccine including its deal here with a firm owned by the Crown Property Bureau, a ...

Govt aims to vaccinate 19m in first phase 20 published : 27 Jan 2021 at 20:36 20 A woman has her temperature checked and uses hand gel before entering the Tha Prachan market near Sanam Luang on Saturday. (Photo by Apichart Jinakul) The government is targeting the immunisation of 19 million people against the coronavirus in a first phase of inoculations starting on Feb 14, the prime minister said on Wednesday, amid criticism the government ha...

BANGKOK - Thailand's health minister called for understanding on Tuesday (Jan 26) and sought to explain the country's coronavirus vaccine procurement plan, following criticism that the government has lacked transparency and been too slow in securing supplies. The strategy came under scrutiny last week when banned opposition politician Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit said the government had been too reliant on a company...

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha yesterday said he never intended to enforce Section 112 of the Criminal Code -- also known as the lese majeste law -- to silence anyone.

Is Section 112 or the lese majeste law a kill or cure for the government when it comes to its Covid-19 vaccination plan?

BANGKOK (The Nation/ANN): Siam Bioscience on Monday (Jan 25) released a statement following criticism by Progressive Movement leader Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit over its role in Thailand’s Covid-19 vaccine programme.

A recent poll shows that more than 97 per cent of Thais back the Digital Economy and Society (DES) Ministry’s decision to hit Progressive Movement leader Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit with lese majeste charges for linking Thailand’s Covid-19 vaccine plans to a royally owned pharmaceutical firm, said Asst Prof Noppadon Kannika, director of Super Poll Research Centre. Thanathorn on January 18 went...