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AstraZeneca beginning local vaccine deliveries

AstraZeneca beginning local vaccine deliveries 10 published : 2 Jun 2021 at 16:16 10 Delivery trucks leave the Siam Bioscience factory in Nonthaburi s Bang Yai district. The company said it will begin supplying the government with its Covid-19 vaccine this week. (Photo: AstraZeneca/Siam Bioscience) AstraZeneca and Siam Bioscience on Wednesday announced they were ready to start supplying the government with Covid-19 vaccine produced in Thailand. The announcement said the vaccine made by Siam Bioscience would be supplied to the Public Health Ministry. The amount to be supplied initially was not announced, only that deliveries were beginning this week. AstraZeneca will deliver the first locally produced vaccine doses to Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health, in support of their mass vaccination programme, the statement said.

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CP Foods Singapore resumes imports from Thai factory affected by COVID-19

SINGAPORE: Charoen Pokphand (CP) Foods Singapore has resumed imports from its Saraburi factory in Thailand, where there has been an outbreak of .

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5-star hotels in Bangkok are being repurposed as hospital rooms for the wealthy as COVID-19 cases in Thailand rise

5-star hotels in Bangkok are being repurposed as hospital rooms for the wealthy as COVID-19 cases in Thailand rise insider@insider.com (Lina Batarags) © Provided by Insider Asia MLADEN ANTONOV / Contributor / Getty Images At least 23 five-star hotels in Bangkok have been turned into luxury hospitels, per the South China Morning Post. People who test positive for COVID-19 but have no symptoms can pay up to $385 to stay in one of these hotels instead of a public hospital. COVID-19 cases in Thailand are on the rise, and Bangkok is at the epicenter of the country s latest wave. At least 23 five-star hotels in Bangkok are being used as extensions of the city s private hospitals as COVID-19 cases rise in Thailand, per the South China Morning Post.

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Entry Thailand: One-stop-shop for travellers to the kingdom

Entry Thailand: One-stop-shop for travellers to the kingdom
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Thailand aims to boost COVID-19 vaccines by 50% with aim to boost tourism sector

Thailand aims to boost COVID-19 vaccines by 50% with aim to boost tourism sector
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