Thailand: Governor vows to have 70% Bangkokians jabbed in time for November reopening


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BANGKOK, Oct 11 (The Nation Thailand/ANN): Bangkok governor Aswin Kwanmuang promised on Monday that at least 70 per cent of Bangkokians will be double jabbed within this month, so the capital can reopen next month, and its economy can start to recover.

The governor also took receipt of six mobile vaccination units donated by the Smart Bus Co, Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade, PTT, Central Group and the Mall Group.

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