Bangkokians rush for jabs as Omicron wave rises as city preps for Omicron surge with ambulance drills, entertainment clampdown


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BANGKOK, Jan 9 (The Nation Thailand/ANN): People flocked to Bangkok’s vaccination hub at Bang Sue Grand Station on Sunday as Thailand’s fifth wave of Covid-19 continued to spread.

Bang Sue is offering a walk-in service for people who haven't received a Covid-19 jab, while those who want second or third jabs must book ahead via mobile network operators AIS, TRUE, DTAC or NT.

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