The fourth of six booster vaccine walk-in clinics gets under way today on the Isle of Man.
The pre-Christmas booster drive is part of government plans to vaccinate as many people as possible this winter.
It comes as the UK records a new wave of Omicron infections.
Official stats show that more than 4,800 islanders had a booster in the first two days of the walk-in clinics.
Walk-in clinic details:
-They are being held at the Chester Street hub in Douglas.
- The government said "thousands of vaccines are still available".
-They are open to anyone aged 18 and over and those who are medically vulnerable regardless of whether they already have an appointment.
-The extra slots are in addition to existing appointments.
-There is no need to cancel a booked appointment, those who wish to retain their pre-booked appointments can do so.
-While plenty of vaccine will be available each day, booked appointments will take priority.
- Jabs will be offered on a first-come, first-served basis.
- It is possible, depending on demand, that some people will be asked to return the following day if the session they attend reaches full capacity.
Walk-in clinic times:
Wednesday 22 December – 08:45 – 15:15
Thursday 23 December - 08.45 until 11:15
Friday 24 December (Christmas Eve) 08.45 – 11:15
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