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Esso Thailand Public : Sriracha Refinery and ExxonMobil affiliates in Thailand donate PAPR and PPE to Queen Savang Vadhana Memorial Hospital in efforts to fight Covid-19

Esso Thailand Public : Sriracha Refinery and ExxonMobil affiliates in Thailand donate PAPR and PPE to Queen Savang Vadhana Memorial Hospital in efforts to fight Covid-19
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Side-effects prompt plan for payouts

6 The National Health Security Office (NHSO) is preparing to roll out assistance to people who have suffered side-effects from Covid-19 vaccines. NHSO Secretary-General Jadej Thammatacharee said the vaccines were highly beneficial to people due to their ability to reduce the risk of symptomatic infection and contain the pandemic. The vaccines could also help decrease the number of Covid-19 patients in hospitals and ease the burden on the country s public health system in caring for them, he said. Dr Jadej added that the Public Health Ministry had so far imported Covid-19 vaccines and started vaccinating target groups. Mass vaccinations would be rolled out soon, he said.

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Adverse symptoms in seven Sinovac recipients

Adverse symptoms in seven Sinovac recipients Adverse symptoms in seven Sinovac recipients THAILAND: Seven people in Thailand have suffered from partial paralysis after receiving CoronaVac, the Chinese-manufactured Sinovac vaccine, a doctor from Chulalongkorn University has said. CoronaVac, the Chinese-manufactured vaccine. Photo: AFP. Thiravat Hemachudha, director of the Health Science Centre of Emerging Diseases at Chulalongkorn University’s faculty of medicine, posted on Facebook yesterday (Apr 21) that six of them were in Rayong and one at the Queen Savang Vadhana Memorial Hospital in Chon Buri’s Sri Racha district. Their conditions improved after doctors administered medication to dissolve blood clots, Dr Thiravat posted. The hospitals had reported their conditions to the Public Health Ministry, he wrote. Their conditions might have been caused by certain lots of vaccines, not by all of the vaccines, he said.

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Temporary palsy confirmed in a few inoculated people

Temporary palsy confirmed in a few inoculated people 55 Health dept will continue using Sinovac batch published : 21 Apr 2021 at 17:45 55 Dr Apisamai Srirangson, a spokeswoman for the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration, responds to the report of short-term palsy in some Covid-19 vaccine recipients, at Government House in Bangkok on Wednesday. (Screenshot) A few people had developed paralysis-like symptoms, but not paralysis, after Covid-19 vaccination, the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration confirmed on Wednesday. Apisamai Srirangson, a spokeswoman for the CCSA, acknowledged a report that seven people were suspected of having partial paralysis after receiving a dose of Sinovac. The Public Health Ministry investigated the cases. The initial finding was that the people developed symptoms that are not of partial paralysis but symptoms like those of partial paralysis, known as a stroke, including muscle

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