Nurse at the Midrand Fire Station share their vaccination experiences

MIDRAND – The Midrand Reporter visited the Midrand vaccination site, located at the Midrand Fire Station on 25 June to check how things were going.

July 5, 2021

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Halfway House Clinic's operational manager Maria Matsane and Virginia Mpepuka, Midrand West Clinic's operational manager, at Midrand Fire Station, the Midrand vaccination site. Photo: Ofentse Ditlopo

The Midrand Reporter visited the Midrand vaccination site located at Midrand Fire Station on 25 June where nurses shared their experiences on the vaccination process.

VIRGINIA MPEPUKA: It has been going so well. So far so good, we are managing the queues and our patients are communicating with us very well. They are responding to the rules or protocols that are supposed to be adhered to here.

DINEO LETSOALO: Things are moving, we do not feel the pressure. I think we have more than enough staff. So far so good.

CONNIE MODISE: Everything is going well. We are trying not to have long queues, we are trying to be efficient. Now I would say, so far so good.

MARIA MATSANE: It has been going well ever since we started vaccinating, however, yesterday was a bit hectic because we started vaccinating educators, but we managed.

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July 5, 2021

Ofentse Ditlopo Less than a minute

Nurse at the Midrand Fire Station share their vaccination experiences

MIDRAND – The Midrand Reporter visited the Midrand vaccination site, located at the Midrand Fire Station on 25 June to check how things were going.

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