Teen receives Ipswich vaccination centre's two millionth jab
A 14-year-old boy said it was a "privilege" to be the recipient of a vaccination centre's two millionth jab.The teenager said he decided to get the jab as most of his friends had it and it made them feel "a bit more safe" going out.
She said although the vaccination centre was "a little quiet compared to last week", there was still "a steady stream of patients".Ms Donovan said she would encourage people to attend the centre and get vaccinated."We will look after you really well and we promise it won't hurt too much and you'll be much healthier afterwards."
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