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People as young as 34 can get a vaccine from today in England
The vaccination programme is expected to extend to people in their early thirties “over the next few days and weeks”
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People as young as 34 can get a vaccine from today in England
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Vaccine rollout age lowered for second time this week to 34 PEOPLE aged 34 and over can book their Covid jab from today, the NHS in England has said. More than one million people aged 34 and 35 will get a text message on Thursday or Friday asking them to come forward for their Covid vaccine, NHS England said. The vaccination programme is expected to extend to people in their early thirties “over the next few days and weeks”, it added. It comes as six out of 14 council areas across the North-East and North Yorkshire have reported a rise in the number of new cases in the last seven days.