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Thailand got 5.3 million doses of AstraZeneca jabs in July Thailand got 5.3 million doses of A... AstraZeneca confirmed on Tuesday that it had delivered 5.3 million doses of its Covid-19 vaccine to Thailand in July as part of its commitment to deliver 61 million doses to the country. The July deliveries meet the vaccine manufacturer’s projections, which show that in months of uninterrupted manufacturing, it can supply between 5 million and 6 million doses to Thailand. As of the end of July, A...

Thailands place in Big Pharma published : 30 Jul 2021 at 04:00 1 Names of medicines, vaccines and pharmaceutical companies have seeped into daily conversations. In the past, people cared so little about exact names of vaccines, injections or pills that they were given, not to mention details of manufacturer or even their locations. That has all changed thanks to the Covid-19 pandemic, which has triggered a shift in medication-taking behaviours. Names of the worlds l...

Betting big on healthcare Betting big on healthcare Startups and conglomerates are raising Thailands profile in the medical industry through innovation and investments in domestic production and supply chains published : 29 Jul 2021 at 04:00 1 Low-nicotine tobacco leaves are being used by Baiya Phytopharm researchers to produce a new Covid-19 vaccine scheduled to be tested by volunteers in September this year. AstraZenec...

[Royal Thai Government handout via AFP] Six leading Thai professional media associations, in a joint statement Wednesday, condemned what they said was an official assault on the public’s right to accurate information as well as free speech during a pandemic. The associations urged journalists to call on Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-o-cha to stop threatening to sue news organizations that disseminate what he described as fake or distorted reports about the government’s handling ...

Dear friends in Thailand, As AstraZenecas representative here, I see the challenges that all of us across the country face in the battle against COVID-19 and want to explain what we are doing to help. The rising number of confirmed COVID-19 delta cases in Thailand concerns all of us at AstraZeneca. We are in constant contact with the Department for Disease Control on the virus evolving impact and on how we can help the national vaccination programme. I want to assure you that for us, there is n...

Among top read stories are tough times for mechanical and electrical sector, MR DIY, Sapura Energy , JanaNiaga, Socso, UMW Equipment and Proton Coronavirus outbreak AstraZeneca Plc has told Thailand it should be able to supply around 6 million doses of its COVID-19 vaccine per month, leaked correspondence showed, contradicting assertions by Thai officials that the government had been promised 10 million. Thailands push for 10 million monthly doses comes as it considers imposing vaccine export c...

Share AstraZeneca searches for vaccines for virus-stricken Southeast Asia Sun, 25 July 2021 Drugmaker AstraZeneca on July 24 said it was scouring its supply chain to find more doses of its Covid-19 vaccine for Southeast Asia, which is facing its most serious outbreak yet of the virus. The statement from the Anglo-Swedish company – which produces its vaccine in Thailand for use domestically and in neighbouring countries – comes in the wake of a supply shortage which has sparked heavy critici...

AstraZeneca busca aumentar envío de vacunas al sureste de Asia Siam Bioscience rechazó comentar las informaciones sobre una insuficiente producción o sobre retrasos en las entregas. Por: AFP | Hay un brote muy preocupante en varios países asiáticos El laboratorio sueco-británico AstraZeneca intentará suministrar más vacunas al sureste asiático, que se enfrenta a un brote de covid-19 sin precedentes, en un contexto de críticas sobre la lentitud de la produ...

Reaching out: Pakaew Jirawong trying out a donated wheelchair as a volunteer gives her food supplies in Phra Kanong district in Bangkok, where Covid-19 cases continue to reach new highs on a daily basis. — AFP ASTRAZENECA Plc is “scouring” its global supply chain to try and boost Covid-19 vaccine supplies to Thailand and other countries in South-East Asia, its representative for the country said, amidst speculations of local production shortfalls. The comments come after leaked letters sh...

2021-07-25 02:35:44 GMT2021-07-25 10:35:44(Beijing Time) Xinhua English BANGKOK, July 25 (Xinhua) -- In Thailands fight against the coronavirus and its variants, Chinese vaccines have played a vital role in inoculating its people, with millions having received either a Sinovac or Sinopharm jab. The Sinovac vaccine, the first COVID-19 vaccine that entered Thailand, has helped the Southeast Asian country kick-start its national inoculation program. Its also the primary vaccine in the natio...