The Western Cape is considering a plan that would require proof that people are fully vaccinated against Covid-19 before they are allowed to enter nightclubs and other entertainment venues. covid19 vaccine westerncape
“Let’s get people into the system as quickly as possible, because December is coming and we want to enjoy the December holiday season and have a return to normality in our health-care system,” said Winde.
“It’s shocking to see on social media and in the mainstream media that people don’t want to vaccinate for various reasons. We will have to turn that tide around,” said Plato.“I’m a survivor of the H1N1 virus that swept the world in 2009. I had a protracted illness for nearly 18 months. I lost my memory, my system shut down and I've been reliant on vaccines ever since, whether it’s a pneumonia vaccine or a flu vaccine, and it has kept me alive,” said Fernandez.
The walk-in service which is open from Tuesday, will have 40 vaccination stations, while the drive-through services, which open two weeks from today, will have five lanes. Picture: Armand Hough/African News Agency This project is a partnership between the two governments for the benefit of the residents of Cape Town, to enable both insured and uninsured residents easy access to vaccinations. Picture: Armand Hough/African News Agency The drive-through will follow the same steps as a walk-through, with cars stopping at five stations, which will ensure that clients are successfully screened, registered, and vaccinated.
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