Bangkok ready for vaccination drive from June 7: Aswin
The governor of Bangkok, General Aswin Kwanmuang, said all vaccination units outside hospitals were ready for the inoculation drive from June 7.
He was speaking after visiting the Covid-19 Vaccination Service Unit at Thai PBS television station, which is a vaccination service point outside the hospital in Laksi district.
The goal is to provide vaccination services to 1,000-2,000 people per day day from 9am to 4pm, he said. On Sunday, the system was tested by vaccinating groups at risks, such as health personnel and volunteers, with aftercare and symptoms observation.
He said all 25 Covid-19 vaccination service units outside hospitals were ready both in the service system and administration.
There is a service available to people to reserve for Covid-19 vaccination via the "Thai Ruam Jai" Bangkok vaccine registration system.
The Bangkok governor expects 70,000 people to be injected per day.
He urged people to come as per their appointment time and date as the system sends an SMS. He said if people come by appointment, everyone would be vaccinated.
From June 7-14, people will get the AstraZeneca vaccine.
