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It is a shame to hear that âbad news sells.â
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Wouldnât media be different if each item of bad news was balanced by one of good news?
Youâd say there is no good news. Nonsense!
Thereâs people helping people before, during and after COVID, overcoming impossible health complications, surgeons saving lives of infants with life threatening defects, young people succeeding despite poor childhoods, release of prisoners wrongfully convicted, daring rescues, survivors of terrible calamities, miracles of human perseverance.
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But significant confusion erupted, with many locals sifting through social media for the heads-up on the location of clinics. Many travelled outside their own communities to receive vaccines not meant for them but rather for those living in COVID-19 hotspots. Others faced long lineups at the pop-up clinics only to be told hours later there were no more doses available. “There were some operational things that were done or not done that caused a lot of frustration and I can see that, and I absolutely apologize to people for the miscommunications and for the confusion,” B.C. provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry said during a briefing.