BRADFORD Central Mosque has opened its doors today as a community Covid-19 vaccination centre. It marks the beginning of a major initiative where Bradford Council for Mosques is teaming up with local GPs to accelerate and increase take-up of the vaccine as an essential preventative measure against the virus. It s hoped the initiative will help to increase confidence in the vaccine across the city, encouraging people to go for the jab in ever-increasing numbers. Dr Waheed Hussain, GP at Clarendon Medical Centre and chair of City Health GP Federation said: “Having a vaccination hub in the mosque will, I think, give confidence to people particularly from the BAME (Black, Asian and minority ethnic) community that the vaccine is safe to take and will protect individuals and their families.
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Sarry s owner Waheed Hussain assaulted a woman who asked to use the toilet at his kebab house (Image: Derby Telegraph)
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