Covid vaccinations start at high street pharmacies
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Covid vaccinations start at high street pharmacies
High street pharmacies have begun to roll out Covid vaccines, Boots and Superdrug branches are among the six stores across England which started administering today.
82-year-old Derek Mersh from Surrey became the first person to be inoculated at the Guildford Superdrug store this morning.
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High street pharmacies have begun to roll out Covid vaccines across England, as the country’s virus death toll passed 100,000.
Boots and Superdrug are among the six stores that started..
High street pharmacies are rolling out Covid vaccinations, as the virus deathtoll across the UK climbed above 100,000. Boots and Superdrug branches areamong six stores across England able to administer..
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