People over 21 are being asked to contact the health board to book a vaccine appointment People over 21 are being asked to contact Hywel Dda health board if they have not yet received a Covid-19 vaccination appointment. The health board is asking anyone aged over 21 or in the JCVI priority groups 1 to 9 and living in Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion to request an appointment through an online request form on its website. You can alternatively call the health board on 0300 303 8322.
Vaccination progress as at May 26: In Hywel Dda 386,457 vaccinations have been administered up until May 26, 21,293 in the last seven days. In Carmarthenshire 118,894 first doses have been administered, and 62,581 second doses, Pembrokeshire has seen 82,261 first dose appointments and 42,661 second dose and in Ceredigion 45,887 first doses have been given as well as 24,036 second doses.
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France Launches Media Campaign to Stop Youth Taking Selfies on Train Tracks
On 5/7/21 at 4:25 PM EDT
The lengths some people will go to for a good Instagram picture are not always innocent or safe.
As reported by the BBC Friday, France s rail operator is urging people not to take selfies on the tracks due to an increase in trespassing-related accidents.
During the height of the coronavirus pandemic, says the BBC, the SNCF railway company noticed that people were trespassing and going to extreme lengths to capture photos on the tracks. Experts believe this is largely due to the fact that railways have been running at a limited capacity during the pandemic.