A vaccination which protects people from Yellow Fever is in short supply on the Island.
As a result, people who are planning to travel to regions of Africa and South America have been urged to think about considering a different destination.Yellow Fever is a viral disease that is transmitted by several species of mosquito and causes around 30,000 deaths a year.
The Department of Health says since July there has been an interruption to vaccine supplies and it’s likely this will continue until January next year.
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