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Apr 2021
Just 363 first doses of a covid vaccine were given in the Harrogate district in the last week, as supply continues to decline.
A total of 95,500 people have had a first vaccine in the district so far, according to latest NHS England figures.
However, the number administered each week has declined throughout April due to a national shortage of supply.
NHS officials wrote to GPs across the country and warned there would be a “significant reduction in weekly supply” from March 29. Our graph illustrates how steeply the decline has been.
Earlier this week, the Stray Ferret revealed that no further first dose supply is expected in the district for a month.
A leaked letter signed by Amanda Bloor, accountable officer for North Yorkshire Clinical Commissioning Group, and Beverley Geary, chief nurse at Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust revealed the supply problem.
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