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I am so relieved
At the Bertha Gxowa Hospital in Germiston, Gauteng, people who had received SMSes started queueing from just before 12:00. Personnel were at the ready, ushering people to a dedicated site. Three processes were followed: the first was screening, where temperatures were taken and a standard Covid-19 questionnaire was completed; the second process was the verification of people s IDs and the reference numbers they received via SMS; and the third queue – by far the longest – was for the actual jab itself.
At this location, it was the preferred Pfizer vaccine. The whole process took between two and three hours. As queues of people moved around from plastic chair to plastic chair, a nurse explained the vaccine s side effects and told the crowd they could receive their second jabs on 7 June.