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Photo used for illustration purposes only PUTRAJAYA – Malaysia will continuously evaluate all types of COVID-19 vaccines being developed including the nasal spray type for the immunisation programme, said Coordinating Minister for the National COVID-19 Immunisation Programme, Khairy Jamaluddin. However, he said Malaysia currently had made adequate COVID-19 vaccine bookings for the use of the population in the country. Advertisement “Malaysia has ordered enough vaccine to cover 110 per cent of our population. “If we later decide that the nature of this pandemic has become endemic, that ...

Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has been pretty much a disaster in that position. Where Thailand had done reasonably well in the first year of the virus, this was mainly because Anutin's early missteps led to the regime handing over to medical professionals. In recent weeks, however, Anutin and the regime have had criticism heaped upon…

AstraZeneca, manufacturers committed to safety and quality of vaccine A - Biopharmaceutical company AstraZeneca and its global manufacturing partners including Siam Bioscience Co. Ltd (Siam Bioscience) are committed to maintaining the highest safety and quality standards of their Covid-19 vaccine. Country president AstraZeneca (Thailand) Ltd James Teague said each batch of the vaccine undergoes more than 60 different quality control tests during its journey from manufacture to vaccination. “The process takes time, and it is designed to assure... All Access Plan

Disappointed Thais are demanding that their government be vaccinated The Thai Prime Minister received praise for his successful leadership of the country in the first year of the coronavirus pandemic. But as cases have risen and vaccines have spread, large companies and ordinary Thais have sparked anger and frustration with the government. Criticism has led to a sharp rise in infections in the kingdom by medical experts bound to the fastest spreading variant of the virus first identified in the UK. Thailand vaccination plan up to 50 percent with a population of 70 million this year, and 70 p...

The pursuit of more vaccines comes as Thailand fights a third, stronger wave of infections that includes the highly transmissible B.1.1.7 variant blamed in many countries for causing big jumps in cases. - Reuters BANGKOK (Reuters): Thailand reported 1,458 new coronavirus cases on Wednesday (April 21) and two new deaths, as the country deals with a third wave of infections that saw record new cases on most days last week. The new infections took the total number recorded in Thailand to 46,643, with 110 deaths. A third of the total cases have come this month alone. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Pra...