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Coronavirus vaccinations begin at King s Lynn hospital
| Updated: 17:36, 30 December 2020
The fight against coronavirus continues as the vaccine has arrived at Lynn s hospital today to help contain the disease.
Patients aged 80 and above, care home workers and vulnerable staff will receive the first vaccinations at the site.
The vaccinations will take place in the Inspire Centre at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, with a range of Covid-19 safety measures in place, including cleaning, disinfecting and social distancing in waiting areas.
The remainder of staff at the hospital will be invited for their vaccine in due course.
It comes on the same day the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine has been approved for use in the UK, with the first doses due to be given on Monday.