Cambridgeshire Covid vaccine centres open to over 45s
The NHS Trust is also extending its opening hours to help Muslims observing Ramadan book their slot in Peterborough
A clinical practice facilitator at Addenbrooke s Hospital receives her vaccine (Image: Cambridge News)
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Cambridgeshire residents aged over 45 are being urged to book a Covid vaccination, it was announced today, April 15.
Muhammed Tuta Miah getting the Covid-19 vaccine
- Credit: CAMBS NHS TRUST
Cambridgeshire residents who are aged 45 or over can now book their Covid-19 vaccination.
Dr Gary Howsam, Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Clinical Commissioning Group chairman and local GP, said: We’re making really strong progress with vaccinations across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough with more than 478,000 doses already delivered to those at greatest risk from COVID-19.”
“Millions of people across the country are already benefiting from protection from the virus and this has contributed to the dramatic falls in infections, hospitalisations and deaths from the virus we are now seeing.”
Gemma Miles, healthcare worker, getting her vaccine
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