How young people will shift the vaccine narrative
The youngest cohort so far was initially scheduled for vaccination from September 1, with registration set to have opened on August 20.Government announced the earlier vaccination dates on Thursday as Covid-19 infections continued rising and the number of people getting vaccinated slowed.
Esther Langa reacts to the needle as she gets vaccinated for Covid-19 at the Altrec stadium in Alexanda . Photo: Tebogo Letsie “High coverage is only one part of getting us closer to herd immunity, but this will be difficult if we still have unpredictable new variants that can escape current vaccines.
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