The opening of vaccination for those aged above 35 years forms part of the second phase of South Africa’s national vaccination rollout.
The vaccination rollout will take place in three phases to provide vaccinations to a minimum of 67 percent of the population in an effort to achieve herd immunity to Covid-19.
Registered last night. Walked-in today. Left with my first shot 4 hours later. Was worth the long wait. Feeling elated, grateful, and deeply sad.Registered and booked appointment for HB and I online last night. Was super excited! Had a great experience at vaccination site. Feeling a huge sense of relief personally and also that we’re part of something bigger: creating herd immunity.Registered last night.Took a chance, did a walk-in. 2 hrs l8er had my 1st shot. vaccine sight was very organized.
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