People in South Gloucestershire urged to book first Covid vaccine despite supply shortage

There will be a reduction in vaccine supply from the week of 29 March.

People in the South Gloucestershire are being urged to book an appointment for their first coronavirus vaccine despite a shortage in supply.

South Gloucestershire Council says there are still available slots for the rest of March, but they are filling up fast.

There will be a reduction in vaccine supply from the week of 29 March, which means volumes for first dose vaccinations will be significantly constrained.

It will not affect second doses.

The council says everyone in the top nine priority is now eligible to book. They include anyone aged 50 or older, anyone with a health condition which puts them at greater risk, health or social care workers.


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