University of Gibraltar student nurses join vaccine campaign 13th January 2021
University of Gibraltar’s student nurses have been administering the Covid-19 vaccine as part of their first-year placement.
The initiative sees them join the GHA’s nursing team on a temporary basis as the Government rolls-out its vaccination programme.
The team of students have been vaccinating over 70s at the old Primary Care Centre in the ICC building.
“It’s a great opportunity for the student nurses to be involved in such an important programme for the local community,” Programme Coordinator of the University’s BSc (Hons) Adult Nursing course James Vinales said.
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ALL of the Rock’s restaurants, cafes, bars and gyms have been ordered to close until January 10 as COVID-19 brought Gibraltar to a standstill.
A ‘major incident’ has now been declared and the authorities are set to reopen the Nightingale Field Hospital, as the enclave reached an alarming 209 active cases.
In new rulings, masks are to be worn in all public areas as the Gibraltar Government took action to avoid having to order a full lockdown.