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Jun 2021
Last Updated: 14/06/2021
More than 200,000 covid vaccines given in Harrogate district
Data from Public Health England shows a total of 203,228 first and second vaccinations have been given in the district so far. Prime Minister Boris Johnson is today expected to announce a delay in lifting restrictions on June 21 for four weeks.
More than 200,000 people have had a covid vaccine in the Harrogate district, according to latest figures.
Data from Public Health England shows a total of 203,228 vaccinations have been given in the district so far.
It includes 111,078 first doses and 92,150 second doses.
The figures represent an uptake of 78% for a first vaccine and 65% for a second dose for people aged 18 and over in the district.
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Those aged 25 and over are currently being invited to come forward for a vaccine.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to today announce a delay to the easing of restrictions on June 21.
The move would see a delay of four weeks in order to allow for more time for people to get a second jab.
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