The Western Cape has now expanded its Covid-19 vaccination programme to rural areas.
Premier Alan Winde says the province would continually increase the number of vaccination-centres to ensure that the vaccine becomes more accessible to residents.
He visited Malmesbury yesterday, and says efforts are being made to notify residents of their vaccination date, long before their injections are due.
Audio PlayerWinde says, in time, the distance between residents and their nearest vaccination centre would gradually decrease.
Audio PlayerHe called on Government to reopen registrations on the country’s EVDS-system, to allow people between 50 and 59, to now already register for their covid-19 vaccine.
Audio PlayerHe says this would significantly help stream-line the country’s vaccination drive.
Audio PlayerIf you are over 60, you can register for your vaccination here.
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#REMINDER
I call on our young people to take 6 minutes of their time to register someone they know who is 60+. If you're registering someone who is 60+, go to https://t.co/jv06tCzU5x, dial *134*832#, or WhatsApp REGISTER to 0600 123456. #LetsDoThis pic.twitter.com/s4GUoTV39a
— Premier Alan Winde (@alanwinde) May 31, 2021
Yesterday @TannieEvita Bezuidenhout, who is a resident in the West Coast District of the Western Cape, received her vaccination at the Wesbank Community Hall in Malmesbury. Read more here: https://t.co/x0J2iFEzce#LetsDoThis pic.twitter.com/MuGWLjOVF6
— Premier Alan Winde (@alanwinde) June 2, 2021
