Clinically vulnerable and over 65s offered Covid jab as vaccine programme enters new phase

The NHS has successfully vaccinated over 12 million people at high risk from COVID-19, thanks to the efforts of staff across 1500 centers, including a vaccination bus in Greenwich. The next phase targets 65 to 69-year-olds and the clinically vulnerable. Community engagement is crucial, with local leaders and faith groups encouraging participation. Vaccines are safe and effective, helping to protect individuals and society. The NHS follows priority guidelines set by experts and aims to vaccinate all eligible individuals by summer. Compliance with social distancing remains vital as the NHS continues its vaccination efforts.

What is the next group to be vaccinated after the high-risk population?

• 50 to 54-year-olds

• 60 to 64-year-olds

• 65 to 69-year-olds

• 70 to 74-year-olds

How is the NHS encouraging people to get vaccinated?

• Through local community leaders and faith groups

• By providing free transportation

• By reducing taxes

• By offering financial incentives

What is the main reason for encouraging vaccination according to the NHS?

• To protect individuals and return society to normal

• To reduce government spending

• To increase hospital capacity

• To boost the economy

What is the NHS's goal for vaccination by the summer?

• To vaccinate everyone eligible

• To vaccinate only the elderly

• To vaccinate all healthcare workers

• To vaccinate all children

What measures are important alongside vaccination to lift restrictions?

• Increasing hospital beds

• Social distancing

• Reducing taxes

• Building more vaccination centers