Thailand question: Problems with vaccination registration

There are 2 Changmai Ram Hospital here.
Where I'm being treated is near Central Plaza, on the way to Doi Suthep.
Since 2010
They only order the Pfizer or Moderena.
They do not order other vaccines.
I don't know the other one.
Hans van Mourik

In the Netherlands, the use of blood thinners is also a question for vaccination. Before vaccination, everyone must first complete a health declaration with 15 questions, including 3 questions about blood thinners and/or clotting problems. If you are using blood thinners, you can go to the vaccination appointment in the Netherlands, but you must talk to a doctor on the spot, who will decide on this and then monitor you if necessary. If you are being treated by the Thrombosis Service, you must first contact the Thrombosis Service. In the case of coagulation disorders, you must call the GGD's medical information line.

You see. The caution is apparently justified. But organized slightly differently everywhere.

To hans van Mourik, I regularly read about you on this web blog regarding the vaccination problems.
You are a customer of the highly regarded and well-known private Ram hospital in Chiangmai.
I read in this posting that you are still waiting for a vaccine from Pfizer.
And now the story comes to all of you.
A while ago, thanks to this web blog, a link could be found where you could register for the Pfizer vaccines given to Thailand by the American government.
I sent the necessary information, etc., the same evening.
A day later my stepson, who is ICT by profession and now works online at my house, also because of the Covid crisis, comes with the message Dad I have registered you for the Pfizer vaccination.
I was surprised, after asking him he turned out to have used the same government website.
I said to him do you have a copy of my passport and visa, no he said but he did have a copy of my pink Thai ID and sent it.
I was amazed and curious about how this would turn out.
Last Thursday evening August 26th around ten o'clock my stepson came with the message, sorry little late but I had a phone call today, you have to report tomorrow Friday at 11.00 am at the lamphun goverments hospital emergency department, fourth floor for the first Pfizer jab.
And so it happened early in the morning Janneman on the motorcycle to the hospital that is very familiar to me.
Once there, there were more pale noses who had also had a call.
Unfortunately for me, I had a first shot from Sinovac at the Pasang government hospital a week and a half prior to this story.
You'd rather know something than nothing, or half an egg rather than an empty shell.
After consultation with the doctor there, unfortunately I could not get the Pfizer, it has to be at least 3 weeks in between, but after an appointment I will get the Pfizer on Friday September 17, and then at a later time I can get an extra Pfizer boost shot.
So you can see how things can be in our beautiful Thailand.

Jan Beute.