Phichit Hospital opened a walk-in vaccination for the elderly. Today is the first day. Arrange a waiting quota for 300 people. But it appears that it did not reach the goal of inviting 24,000 elderly people in Phichit city to complete vaccination by September 64, after which it will be a queue for bedridden patients and children who are at risk of obesity, diabetes. etc.
On August 23, 2021, at Top Plaza Phichit, which is used as a vaccination site, Dr. Surachai Kaewhiran, the director of Phichit Hospital, revealed the measures to vaccinate around 5 people in Phichit. One hundred thousand people, the target of 70% is about 4 hundred thousand people. The mission of Phichit Hospital is at Mueang Phichit District. Approximately 24,000 people have had to vaccinate the elderly and 7 risk groups, but now 6,000 people have been vaccinated, which is concerned about the elderly with congenital diseases and in 7 risk groups, which number tens of thousands. Therefore, today, Sinovac vaccination is open to 700 registered people and 300 people who want to walk-in vaccination, who have criteria that must be a citizen. Amphoe Mueang Phichit, age 60 years and over
by Dr. Sophon Kositwanich, Deputy Director of Phichit Hospital, who is the director of the vaccination center this time. Said … the vaccination operation will take place on August 23-27, 64, both for 700 people who registered for a day, and for those who want to vaccinate by walk-in, 300 people a day, which today is On the first day of opening walk-in vaccination, it appears that there are elderly people who are Mueang Phichit Only 200 people came to use the service. In addition, 1,200 elderly people who registered for vaccination by appointment, only 479 people received vaccination.
Therefore, on 24-27 August 64, we invite the elderly people in Mueang Phichit District, both registered and scheduled, as well as those who want to get vaccinated with Sinovac by Walk In, can come to use the service at the mall. Office Plaza Phichit or ask for details at Phichit Hospital Hotline, call 096-730-6076 , 080-260-3703 , 096-1804602 , 084-505-3810 during government days and times.
