CORONAVIRUS: 'Important to stick to the rules for the next few weeks' in Wales
A PUBLIC health director for Wales has urged people to “stick to the rules over the next few weeks” as figures published at the weekend showed a…
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A PUBLIC health director for Wales has urged people to “stick to the rules over the next few weeks” as figures published at the weekend showed a…
A public health director for Wales has urged people to “stick to the rules over the next few weeks” as figures published at the weekend showed a continuing decline in coronavirus cases and progress in the vaccine rollout. Public Health Wales said 73.8% of those over 80 have received their first dose of the vaccine, along with 74.5% of care home residents and 78.8% of care home staff, as of midday on Sunday. A total of 403,463 first doses and 786 second doses have been given so far in the nation. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has set the target of delivering a first dose to 15 million peopl...
A public health director for Wales has urged people to “stick to the rules over the next few weeks” as figures published at the weekend showed a continuing decline in coronavirus cases and progress in the vaccine rollout. Public Health Wales said 73.8% of those over 80 have received their first dose of the vaccine, along with 74.5% of care home residents and 78.8% of care home staff, as of midday on Sunday. A total of 403,463 first doses and 786 second doses have been given so far in the nation. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has set the target of delivering a first dose to 15 million peopl...
Public Health Wales figures released today (Sunday, January 31) have revealed 50 new cases of coronavirus recorded in the three counties of…
BBC News Published image captionOfficial vaccinations are free, says Dr Robin Howe, PHW's Covid response incident director Health officials and police are warning people about criminals offering non existent Covid vaccines to get people to hand over cash or personal details. Public Health Wales (PHW) said it had been alerted to "sophisticated scam emails" claiming to be from the NHS. Fraudsters are also sending text messages offering a vaccine for a fee, South Wales Police has said. "Correspondence will only come from your health board and your vaccination will be free," said Dr Robin Howe. P...