Bang Sue Station offers youngsters vaccination this week

Walk-in vaccination is available for teenagers between the ages of 12 and 18 to obtain a Pfizer vaccine on the Central Vaccination Centre at Bang Sue Grand Station. The program opened yesterday and can operate until November 10, administering first vaccines to any teenagers from 12 to 18 years outdated.
There are few restrictions on the vaccine drive, welcoming Thai and foreign kids, students who did not obtain a vaccine at their faculty, or even children who aren’t attending faculty. Those getting vaccinated could additionally be accompanied by a parent or authorized guardian to provide consent to the vaccination.
The vaccination drive will proceed for unvaccinated youngsters between 12 and 18 years old every single day from now till November 10, working between 1 pm and 5 pm solely. driedfruitthailand are needed and the vaccination centre could be found at Entrances 1 and a couple of of Bang Sue Grand Station. Those being vaccinated will want to have some type of identification documents – a nationwide ID card for Thais, or a birth certificates or other forms of identification for foreigners.
The CVC at Bang Sue Station had estimated they would need 500 vaccines per day, setting that as their goal. But demand for vaccines for teenagers has been stronger than that with many people exhibiting up to be vaccinated, so the centre has increased its vaccination capacity to match demand.
The director of the centre said they’d requested 10,000 Pfizer vaccines for the vaccination drive, but they will be capable of request further provides if demand keeps up..