Inside the Cwmbran mass vaccination centre administering 1,000 jabs a day
The massive operation helping Wales accelerate its numbers
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Staff at a Welsh vaccination centre have been administering jabs to up to 1,000 people a day over the past week.
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A general view of a Covid-19 mobile test centre sign. THE TEMPORARY mobile testing centres in Torfaen will continue to run this week. Aneurin Bevan University Health Board has been running mobile testing units at Greenmeadow Community Farm car park in Cwmbran and Old Mill Car Park in Pontypool. These testing centres will continue to run until Friday, January 22. On Tuesday and Thursday, the testing centre will be at Old Mill Car Park from 9am to 4pm. On Wednesday and Friday, the unit will be at Greenmeadow Community Farm car park from 9am to 4pm. The testing centre is an appointment only walk up facility - meaning you may arrive on foot or by bike.
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