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MOD announces deployment to Wales for coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine roll-out

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Published on: 05 February 2021

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LNB News 05/02/2021

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Issue Date: 05 February 2021

Published Date: 05 February 2021

Jurisdiction(s): Wales

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The Ministry of Defence (MOD) has announced that an additional 96 service personnel will be deployed to Wales in order to support the Welsh Government with the coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccines roll-out. The Minister for COVID vaccine Deployment, Nadhim Zahawi, said: ‘Our military personnel are playing a crucial role in making sure that those who are eligible for the vaccine in every part of the United Kingdom get their jabs as quickly as possible'.

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