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Thailand says on track to use Sinovac vaccine, despite trial data


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Thing is there's so many becoming available it'll be a job knowing the dodgy ones from the good stuff .. 

I reckon they should put food dye in them to help the public make their choice like red for the iffy ones , blue for the ones you gotta keep in the fridge and green for the proper gear .. 

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The BBC has been on this all day ,this Chinese vaccsin is only  50%  effective ,which you could say is about right ,as we have been told vaccines normal take years to research ,test and then produce ,

All these  vaccines have been researched, tested ? and produced in a matter of a few months, they were bound to be a few problems ,lets wait and see when all the other vaccines  are used on mass over the next few months . 

 

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Are we going to hear about the vaccine every day until it happens as some sort of distraction from the lack of testing?

 

We know. You don't have to remind us every day that you have 2million doses of the Chinese vaccine...well, 800,000 supposedly in February...

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not sure why the cynical replies.

 

two million vaccines were ordered at the time the data showed very good results. new results say just above 50% effective, according to the WHO still viable.

 

besides these mere two million vaccines, another whopping  61 million vaccines have been ordered at astrozennica, these are much better.

 

so all i all Thailand keeps on doing a great job in managing the crisis. a little bit better than the usa with well over 4000 DAILY DEATHS. 

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50% is a disappointing headline numberand I can understand the reaction of many but the real story is the success rate at preventing severe covid where it appears to score highly.

Remember fighting this virus is all about avoiding extreme cases and reducing hospitalisation.

If the vaccine does this safely it's a success

AZ is only 62% effective at stopping infection according to its main trials but scores at nearly 100% in preventing severe covid.

As an aside the polio vaccines don't prevent polio they just limit the impact and our body fights off the germ with its normal immune system.

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well I wish them luck getting data out of the Chinese, they have less than open with their data and not too happy that Brazil has released the 50% figure. But in Thailand money will talk and you will be able to buy whichever one you want.....or can afford ????

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here in brief is your shopping list

1. Direct from China for those on the bread line (mainly residing in Pattaya) and retailing at only 5000 thb will be available in 7/11 and injected by the token lady-boy. You will get a complementary slushie (the blue one).

2. For those with a bit more money in the bank living in Phuket at 10 000 a shot you will be administered the Australian Zenica shot and will get a complimentary wai providing you arrive at the clinic by Tuk Tuk.

3. For the scandies residing in Hua Hin at only 15 000 a shot the Pfizer jab will be administered at a private hotel during a deep tissue massage with happy ending , bunch of flowers will be presented as your chauffer driven merc drives you off

4. As usual the Northerners will be left to fight it out for the scraps.

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