Just got back from taking my 95 year old grandad to get his first covid jab, at last. He is the last of his friends to get it despite some of them being 10 years younger than him... But anyway.
Everyone at the centre had been given the same appointment time of 4pm. There was a queue all the way down the road of elderly people, standing in the freezing darkness waiting to go in. We were out there for over an hour. Nobody seemed remotely concerned about social distancing either. I thought I'd feel relieved once my grandad was vaccinated, but now I'm worried sick about the risk from this stupid appointment and how it was managed. Is it just us, or is this kind of shambles happening elsewhere too? Would I be unreasonable to make a complaint?