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Sandton Gautrain pop-up vaccination site a success

SANDTON – Many also took advantage of the road traffic agency’s presence to not only secure a booking to renew their driver’s license cards but also pay any outstanding traffic fine.

Getting your vaccine has become easier than ever.

The Public Transport Mobile Vaccination Pop-up Site touched down at the Sandton Gautrain Station on September 10.

The partnership between the Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport, the Provincial Department of Health and the Road Traffic Management Agency aims to bring the vaccines to the people.

Dozens of people in the area came out to get the jab.

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Many also took advantage of the road traffic agency’s presence to not only secure a booking to renew their driver’s license cards but also to pay any outstanding traffic fines.

Gauteng Public Transport and Roads Infrastructure MEC Jacob Mamabolo, who visited the site, was impressed by the number of people who came through to take advantage of the opportunity.

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