covid vaccine

The Department of Disease Control urged elderly people and those with underlying illnesses including young children to receive COVID-19 vaccination as it expected the number of seriously ill patients to rise in 2-4 weeks due to the presently increasing COVID-19 cases and patients admitted to hospitals.

The cabinet approved a 3.6-billion-baht budget for the local development of ChulaCov19 and Baiya vaccines to cope with COVID-19.

A research has found that a COVID-19 vaccine jointly developed by Mahidol University and the Government Pharmaceutical Organization (GPO) stimulated strong immunity.

People aged 60 years and over and those with seven chronic diseases started to receive COVID-19 vaccines at the Bang Sue Grand Station after their previous inoculation appointments had been postponed.

The Secretary of States of the United States promised to increase Thailand’s access to COVID-19 vaccines.

Deputy Prime Minister and Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul confirmed that general people would definitely have COVID-19 vaccines on June 7.

People aged 18-59 years can register for COVID-19 vaccination from May 31 onwards.