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Anyone else in mid Suffolk finding the vaccine roll out slow ?

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peridito · 27/01/2021 20:03

inbetween Norwich and Ipswich . I'm in SE London just over 70 but fit ,all done and dusted .Older ,ECV relative not a whiff .

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EdithWeston · 27/01/2021 20:13

Heard from family there - one 80+ and one CEV relative, neither been called.

They're beginning to be a little concerned

fireplaceburning · 27/01/2021 20:18

We've had a surge in my village this past week with most people in their 70s and 80s having their jab.
I'm between Ipswich and Bury

pinkunicornwithacatonitsback · 27/01/2021 20:43

At of my parents friends have had theirs. But you have to realise that Suffolk is very rural, with an ageing population. You simply cannot compare it to the London demographic because there’s a lot more old people plus hard to reach.

However saying that, they have had issues with the rollout locally. For example, last week they had to close a site for an afternoon because the vaccine only had a 3 day lifespan not the expected 3.5 day lifespan, so they had to rearrange half a days appointments. But they seem to be getting back on track so I wouldn’t worry personally.

peridito · 27/01/2021 22:42

Mmm yes of I realise urban ,high density ,maybe easier transport - though I think many without cars would not want to risk public transport so will rely on taxis,lift from friend etc .So in that respect similar transport issues .

And I'm not sure the travel/distance aspect would mean it takes longer to get through the numbers of over 70's who are not housebound .Wouldn't they just be called in and vaccinated as happens elsewhere ?

Maybe there is a higher% of housebound with no one to help with transport and this is delaying everything ?

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