To make sure that both customers and its staff are able to
shop safely and to flatten the curve, Morrisons
has decided to facilitate the injection of vaccinations. It is going to
introduce drive-throughs at which people can get their shots. These will be in
the car parks of three its stores.
This service will be operational as from the 11th
of January. Moreover, as David Potts, the supermarket firm’s chief
executive, advanced in a conference call with journalists, they have offered “another
47 subject to requirements of the country and the availability of the vaccine”.
As such, more people will be able to protect themselves easily.
Nonetheless, a lot of procedures have to be respected to
ensure that everything is completed in a safe way. For instance, the vaccines
have to be placed in appropriate vials and then carefully injected into individual’s
arms. However, officials of the NHS
are working very hard to make sure that a maximum number of people are
inoculated. The goal is to ensure that 13 million people are vaccinated by the
middle of February. Over than one million Brits have already been injected.
Cabinet Officer Michael Gove advanced, ““We have some of the
best public servants in the world working in our NHS
and they are working 24/7 in order to ensure that we can inject people, whether
that is in hospitals or through GPs or in other ways”.
Morrisons is will host vaccination hubs in car parks ©
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