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PET wrote: ↑Mon Jul 26, 2021 5:24 pm HHH will be vaccinating on Thursday 28th July those registered from number 6636 to 7998.

BB it looks like you are there!

Yessss, expecting a big announcement once he's jabbed

PET wrote: ↑Mon Jul 26, 2021 5:24 pm BB it looks like you are there!

Oh yes

joelle wrote: ↑Mon Jul 26, 2021 5:35 pm

PET wrote: ↑Mon Jul 26, 2021 5:24 pm HHH will be vaccinating on Thursday 28th July those registered from number 6636 to 7998.

BB it looks like you are there!

Yessss, expecting a big announcement once he's jabbed

My advice from HHH says 8th Floor whilst I see Facebook says 7th Floor in their general announcement. - whatever !

Anyone got an idea what is going on with the lists from HHH for vaccination?

Yesterday they released a list of queue numbers for vaccination service on 28th July 2021 for those who have registered on the “Mor Prom” application No. 6636-7998, assumed this was for over 60 or 7 serious conditions etc, many foreigners names. I thought I was getting close, my queue number is in the 9000's, over 60 and one of the 7 serious conditions.

Today another list announcement from HHH COVID-19 vaccination center:
We will provide Covid-19 vaccination service on 30th July 2021 for those who have registered in 7 risk group No. 1-1706 (assumes 7160 is a translation typo on the hospital website), again many foreigners names.

I have checked back through the earlier lists and these numbers have already been used and should have been vaccinated on the earlier dates and names don't match numbers.

Can anyone on the list dated for vaccination on the 30 July confirm their original Queue number has changed from the original one to a lower number.

I have checked my queue number and is the same.

Can all those waiting for vaccination expect a new Queue number?
Are there now 2 lists running for over 60 and severe illness?

I think you'll find there are 2 lists. Doctor Ready (probably your list) and Doctor Ready Prachuap.

My number on the Doctor Ready list has not changed. If you are in the 9,000 range, I would guess you will be done next week, or the week after.

http://www.pcko.moph.go.th/check.html?f ... SL1mbTZ5zw

There seem to be foreign names in Thai script in the new lists as well. I found what seems to be a Sven Otto Grimlund (written in Thai script) in the Bang Saphan listing in group 9

Maybe he registered using his ID Card. Certainly on my ID Card my name is in Thai only.

This may be of interest. I had previously ( about a month ago) registered with Hua hin Hospital and received a registration number and then a queue number (9600's). I got into the habit of checking every day and checked this morning to see how to cancel now that I have my first jab. Anyone know how to do this . . .or should I just let it go

Judging by the posts on the HHH Facebook page there are quite a few confused people around.

HHH's answer to the questions is that there is a new list of people in the 7 at risk health categories.

To which several posters have pointed out that the current morphrom list also includes people in the 7 groups.

HHH says they got the list for Friday, 30th, from PKK provincial public health.

That's it!

I suspect that earlier conjecture that it may be moprachuabphrom may be correct so both lists are now maybe happening in parallel.

Just had a look in the last few pages of the list of names for tomorrow (up to 7998). It's full of foreigners. The Thais are gonna feel outnumbered tomorrow afternoon. Maybe the same in the morning?

Anyone with a weak bladder should hit the toilet on the ground floor before going up, because if you want to go later you'll have to go down to the ground floor. (At least that's how it was the other week.

Remember, don't all crowd into the lift at once.

LolaBeltran wrote: ↑Tue Jul 27, 2021 4:16 pm This may be of interest. I had previously ( about a month ago) registered with Hua hin Hospital and received a registration number and then a queue number (9600's). I got into the habit of checking every day and checked this morning to see how to cancel now that I have my first jab. Anyone know how to do this . . .or should I just let it go

I thought it would be done automatically if part of the same system. When I went to Bkk for my jab, I had the same 13 digit 6000000+ registration number for my appt. there, that I was allocated when I registered at Bluport. So I am assuming the fact I have received the first jab has been entered on the system and will be noticed eventually.

I notice on tomorrow's list there are French citizens who have already been vaccinated courtesy of their Embassy. So the system doesn't seem that smart/joined up.

Big Boy wrote:I notice on tomorrow's list there are French citizens who have already been vaccinated courtesy of their Embassy. So the system doesn't seem that smart/joined up.

But they were vaccinated outside the system. Just means there'll be a few extra jabs available for others.

So the system isn't that smart/joined up.

Big Boy wrote: ↑Tue Jul 27, 2021 8:48 pm So the system isn't that smart/joined up.

Out of interest, how do you know that they’ve been vaccinated by their Embassy?

COVID-19 Vaccination Services For French Citizens At Bangkok Hospital Headquarters

Bangkok Hospital Headquarters and 7 Bangkok Hospitals within BDMS network (Bangkok Hospital Chiang Mai, Bangkok Hospital Udon, Bangkok Hospital Khonkaen, Bangkok Hospital Huahin, Bangkok Hospital Pattaya, Bangkok Hospital Phuket and Bangkok Hospital Samui) have provided COVID-19 vaccination services for French Citizens aged 55 or older residing in Thailand.
This COVID-19 vaccination program, starting from 26 June – 7 July 2021, has been organized and subsidized by the Embassy of France, Thailand. The first day of vaccination on 26 June 2021 at Bangkok Hospital Headquarter, H.E. Mr. Thierry Mathou, the French Ambassador to Thailand and Mr. Christophe Hemmings, the Consul General of the Embassy of France, Thailand visited the French Citizens receiving COVID-19 vaccination services in the hospital.

https://www.bangkokhospital.com/en/cont ... adquarters

Joelle posted earlier that she received an email from the French embassy and subsequently was vaccinated at Bangkok Hospital.