Latest Covid-19 vaccination figures revealed More than one million Covid-19 vaccinations have now been administred in south west London, figures reveal. Latest data confirms that the NHS has administered 1,011,913 doses in the boroughs of Merton, Wandsworth, Croydon, Sutton, Kingston and Richmond, with 330,461 being second doses. The landmark news comes after it was confirmed last month that half the adult population of south west London had received a first Covid-19 vaccination. The seven-figure milestone has been reached 22 weeks after the south west London vaccination programme launched at Croydon University Hospital – the equivalent of around 6,500 every day.
Croydon vaccination clinic Dr Nicola Jones, lead GP for the vaccination programme in South West London, said: “Delivering one million vaccinations marks another incredible milestone in south west London as we carry on with our drive to protect the most vulnerable people.
SW London NHS hits major milestone in vaccine programme
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It is down to the sheer hard work and dedication of NHS staff, volunteers and venues to ensure that residents get this life-saving vaccine and we’re pleased that local authorities, businesses, residents and the voluntary sector continue to support us. We can all be rightly proud of what has been achieved so far but there will be no let-up in our efforts over the coming weeks and months because this jab offers us all a route back towards normality, so when you’re invited for your vaccination, please do book a slot – it is simple, effective and will protect you, your loved ones and your community, she added.