The Mor Phrom public vaccination application will temporarily suspend the vaccination queueing service, from 4pm on May 31st, to comply with the plan for allocation of the COVID-19 vaccines.
People in Bangkok, who wish to receive the vaccine, can use the Bangkok specific system. People in the other 76 provinces can use health volunteers, general or government hospitals close to home, online application systems, websites or other platforms in their province, or the Mor Phrom Line account or application when it reopens.
People over 60 and those with any of seven underlying diseases can go for vaccination as originally scheduled.
The Mor Phrom system is still in normal use for all groups of people for post-vaccination information, to make appointments for the second dose and for providing evidence for obtaining a vaccination certificate. (NNT)
Comments from concerned readers in Thailand
‘And still no information as to what these websites are we need to use to register or any other form of registration!! We are getting so frustrated and angry with the lack of information! Here is Phuket there is absolutely NO information on how to go about registering. When trying the “Phuket must win” website it doesn’t allow me to register (even when I have a Thai yellow house book and Thai pink ID card), secondly, I rang all 6 hospitals in Phuket and either they had no idea or they just told me “falang can’t have”. There is ZERO information on the Phuket Government’s website as well. Disgraceful and obvious discrimination of foreigners living and spending money here in Thailand.’…
‘It’s for Thais only … shame on the Thai government and foreign embassies for not taking care of their own nationals here’…
‘I’ve called my hospital in Phuket. Their reply was they know nothing about this and quote “We haven’t been notify by our management for such information yet, so probably that won’t happen as it was announce”. I contacted Phuket public health and they won’t reply. What’s going on here?’…
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