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Vaccination site at Moses Mabhida closed
Those who require a vaccine, second dose or booster shot must go to their nearest clinic.
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THE Covid-19 vaccination site at the Moses Mabhida People’s Park closed on Tuesday, March 1.
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A post on the eThekwini Municipality’s Facebook page stated that the demand for vaccinations are on a decrease and that the stipulated occupancy agreement had expired.
The post further stated: “The public who received their initial dose at the Moses Mabhida vaccination site can go to their nearest clinic for subsequent doses including booster doses.”
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