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by Bajan Reporter / March 3rd, 2021
Mark Brantley, Premier of Nevis and Minister of Health in the Nevis Island Administration (
NIA) is advocating that all Nevisians get vaccinated against
COVID-19.
Speaking at his monthly press conference on February 25, 2021, the Premier said having taken his first dose of the
Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine on February 25, 2021, he wanted to assure the public that it was safe.
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Don’t wait, vaccinate. The idea is that vaccinations have proven over the years, over the centuries, to be a good way to avoid disease.
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We though it important to show our confidence in the process. We thought it important to step forward, cameras rolling that the public can see that we were comfortable and confident, that there was no risk and frankly the process, having gone through it, was painless, it was quick, it was efficient…I can say to the public I have no side effects whatsoever,”
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The Director of Health Promotion at the Ghana Health Service (GHS), Dr DaCosta Aboagye has encouraged the public not to fret over safety issues concerning vaccines for the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), as the government is committed to ensuring that all the vaccines it is acquiring will be safe for use locally.
Additionally, the Health Promotion Unit would make public all the necessary information on the vaccines and the vaccination exercise ahead of administration.
Speaking to the Daily Graphic in Accra yesterday, Dr Aboagye said there was no room for uncertainties because all the necessary safety and efficient arrangements had been instituted to ensure that only vaccines that had been tested in manufacturing jurisdictions and approved by national, global and regional vaccine testing and approving bodies were used on the Ghanaian population.