Healthcare workers have until 14 Jan to get J&J COVID vaccine booster shot
Around 50% of healthcare workers who received the primary Johnson & Johnson vaccination during phase one of the Sisonke programme have received a booster dose.
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Around 50% of healthcare workers who received the primary Johnson & Johnson vaccination during phase one of the Sisonke programme have received a booster dose.
More than 230,000 healthcare workers have so far received a Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine booster shot, compared to more than 496,000 who’ve received their first jab during phase 1 of the programme earlier this year.
More than 477 000 healthcare workers were administered the J&J vaccine at the start of the trial back in February
The province also saw a 53% increase in Covid-19 cases over the past two weeks according to data released by the department of health.
EDITORIAL | South Africans need to remain calm as some jump the queue for jabs Our government needs to step in as citizens become impatient 13 May 2021 - 20:26 Western Cape health chief Dr Keith Cloete on Thursday called on South Africans not to jump the queue to get the Covid-19 vaccine. There are so many things wrong with that statement it is hard to decide where to start... This article is free to read if you register or sign in. If you have already registered or subscribed, please sign in to continue.