Te Kūiti residents fear they will lose their only ambulance
By Natalie Akoorie of RNZ Residents in the small King Country town of Te Kūiti are concerned the community could lose its only ambulance. The union for...
Source: nzherald.co.nz
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'We'd be lost without the ambulance' - Te Kūiti residents
Residents in the small King Country town of Te Kūiti are concerned the community could lose its only ambulance.
Source: rnz.co.nz
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'Relief' as Covid-19 vaccinations began at Westmorland Shopping Centre in Kendal
Patients were relieved after receiving their first Covid-19 vaccinations at the newly-opened vaccination hub in Kendal. The first doses of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine began being administered at the Westmorland Shopping Centre at 1pm on Monday, with the over-70s and those classed as clinically extremely vulnerable being the first to attend the hub. The first patient to receive their vaccine was Peter Liddle from Lindale. The 74-year-old said it was a 'big relief' to get the vaccine and that he was 'very pleased.' Jennifer McIntyre, 72, from Oxenholme, was also among the first to ...
Source: thewestmorlandgazette.co.uk
The Westmorland Shopping Centre in Kendal begins Covid-19 vaccinations
The first Covid-19 vaccines have been administered at the Westmorland Shopping Centre today to much excitement. Doses of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine began being administered at 1pm on the top floor of the centre from within the former Clintons unit. Over-70s and clinically extremely vulnerable patients are currently being called in for their jabs at the centre and there will be two queues, one for patients registered at a Kendal GP surgery and one for those called forward who live within 45 minutes of the centre. Dr Ed Clarke, director of Kendal Primary Care Network, said: “It fe...
Source: thewestmorlandgazette.co.uk