Governor’s Office staff get COVID-19 boosters
Members of the Governor's Office got their latest COVID-19 booster on December 6, 2022.
According to the Governor’s Office, on its Facebook page, the recently delivered Pfizer/BioNTech ‘bivalent’ Covid vaccine is designed to target both the original strain and Omicron sub-variants.
“Thank you to the staff at Dr D Orlando Smith Hospital for making the process quick and simple. The hospital is running a drop in service for adult Covid vaccinations weekdays between 8.30 - 4pm , no booking required,” the Governor’s Office stated.
The Virgin Islands has long dropped mask and social distancing mandates.
18 Responses to “Governor’s Office staff get COVID-19 boosters”
Since no one wants to use the dirty gift of vaccines from the Uk he ashamed so his wh*** staff must use them
All we got from the Uk was vaccines and a coi they are wicked we need our independence
so please stop cry out for independence cause TORTOLA aint ready for it yet.
and how you so sure the UK have not giving us anything the government hides and lies so much we maybe get so much thing but the government as always kept it for them self. just like the millions that was sent for covid where is that money right now.... NO WHERE TO BE FOUND.
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Thanks for the entertainment all you conspiracy theorists provide!