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NI will be in lockdown in January or February Professor of Global Public Health Devi Sridhar tells Stormont health committee

Problems with flu vaccine roll-out won't be repeated with coronavirus vaccination plan, insists NI Health Minister Robin Swann
 
 
     
   
     
  Dec 3, 2020  
     
 

Dear reader

The coronavirus vaccine continued to dominate the news agenda with a timetable on the proposed roll-out in Northern Ireland revealed for the first time

There will be five phases in the roll-out, with care home residents and staff, those aged 80-and-over, and health service staff, first in line. 

Phase one will cover approximately 200,000 people while the next phase will begin in January or February. However, it could be the summer before the entire population here receives the vaccine. 

Health Minister Robin Swann faced scrutiny about the vaccine rollout at the Stormont Health Committee on Thursday, with Sinn Fein MLA highlighting problems with the flu vaccine in Northern Ireland

However, Mr Swann insisted that the flu vaccine roll-out had gone well, and predicted it would be the same scenario for the Covid-19 jabs. 

Another 11 deaths relating to Covid-19 were recorded in Northern Ireland on Thursday. The number of new cases recorded in the last 24 hours was 456.

All eyes will be on the Stormont Executive on Thursday night, with an announcement due about the possible lifting of restrictions when the current circuit-breaker is due to end in a week's time. 

Alistair Bushe
Editor

 

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  Problems with flu vaccine roll-out won't be repeated with coronavirus vaccination plan, insists NI Health Minister Robin Swann  
     
  Health Minister Robin Swann has said the roll-out of flu vaccines shows Northern Ireland is capable of carrying out a large scale coronavirus immunisation programme, despite the problems with the flu vaccine earlier this year.  
     
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