Open the policy of vaccination with 3 needles of many countries.
Date 17 September 2021 time 17:00
Thailand and many other countries are vaccinating people with 3 needles or booster shots. Each country has different policies.
There is currently no consensus among scientists on whether a third dose of the Covid-19 vaccine is needed, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced on Aug. 18 that no information was available. Indicates the need for 3 needle injections and also calls for a delay. This is because people at risk around the world should be fully vaccinated before rich countries start vaccinating them.
Many countries have 3 different injection policies as follows:
united states
U.S. public health experts will meet Friday local time to vote on whether to vaccinate the general public with the triple-dose vaccine. After President Joe Biden announced last month Aug. to start vaccination, encouraging all Americans who have completed 2 injections for at least 8 months from Sept. 20.
But experts remain resolute as to whether the triple-drug vaccine is necessary amid concerns about disparities. The need is greater to vaccinate people who have not had them. and potential side effects The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said in a pre-voting document that “overall, the data indicates that the U.S.-approved vaccine is currently very effective at preventing serious illness or death.”
European Union
On August 26, the European Commission stated that Member States who inject 3 needles are at risk of prosecution. This is because the European Medicines Committee has not yet recommended a stimulant injection because there is not enough data to support it.
England
On September 14, England recommends that people at risk front line health officer People aged 50 and over have received the 3rd dose vaccine, saying the vaccine has saved more than 112,000 British lives and prevented more than 24 million cases. Pfizer-BioNTech adds 60 million doses before booster injection Overall, the British bought their vaccines. Pfizer-BioNTech already 100 million doses
Cambodia
Cambodia began Aug. 12 vaccination with AstraZeneca as a booster for people vaccinated against Sinovac and Sinopharm.
Chile
Chile has started vaccinating people with Sinovac vaccine from Aug. 11.
China
It is expected that the regular vaccination will be given to 1.1 billion people, including the booster injection for some groups, such as the elderly and at-risk workers, by the end of October.
France
France plans to have a booster vaccination in nursing homes from Sept. 12 or 13, while people aged 65 and over and people with underlying medical conditions can book and schedule a third shot starting this month.
Germany
Germany will start injecting syringes this month for people at risk, such as the elderly and those with weakened immune systems. Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna mRNA vaccines will be used.
Indonesia
Indonesia began vaccinating Moderna as a booster to healthcare workers in July and is considering a wider adoption.
Israel
Started vaccination needles for people who have completed 2 injections since August 29 and reduced the age of the vaccination to 12 years.
Philippines
The Philippines has allocated $899 million for the booster vaccine in fiscal year 2022, officials said on Aug. 19, although health authorities have not yet concluded whether the triple-drug vaccine is necessary.
Singapore
Singapore said in May it was planning to inject boosters later this year or early next year if needed.
South Korea
South Korea has had a stimulant injection plan since last month. Oct. Onwards, after reaching the goal of vaccination covering 70% of the population, it will start giving people with weakened immune systems. or high risk first The other group will receive a booster 6 months after the second injection.
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