Vaccine influencers and queue jumpers criticised

Vaccine influencers and queue jumpers criticised
By Nathan Adams
Share
As the Sisonke Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 trial came to end, there were concerns that people who should not be getting the jab were exploiting loopholes to get vaccinated.
The definition of health-care worker was expanded and this meant that more people were eligible for the vaccine trial.
A technology content producer and blogger, known only as “Cape Town Guy” tweeted that he was alerted via a WhatsApp message that vaccines would expire and then rushed to the Mitchells Plain District Hospital, where he was vaccinated.
He tweeted: “I got the vaccine (smiley face). The doses were going to expire and I was able to register for it. Arm is a bit sore but overall I feel fine,” along with a short video clip of the nurse doing the injection into his upper arm.

Related Keywords

Cape Town ,Western Cape ,South Africa ,Johannesburg ,Gauteng ,Mitchells Plain ,Lebo Mashile ,Sisonke Johnson Covid ,Chris Hani Baragwanath ,African Alliance ,Cape Department Of Health ,Sisonke Johnson ,Mitchells Plain District Hospital ,Cape Department ,Western Cape Department ,Sisonke Implementation ,Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital ,கேப் நகரம் ,மேற்கு கேப் ,ஜோகன்னஸ்பர்க் ,கௌஊட்டெங் ,மிட்செல்ஸ் வெற்று ,கேப் துறை ஆஃப் ஆரோக்கியம் ,மிட்செல்ஸ் வெற்று மாவட்டம் மருத்துவமனை ,கேப் துறை ,மேற்கு கேப் துறை ,