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COVID-19: School-based pop-up vaccine clinics coming to London and Middlesex County

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COVID-19 vaccine clinics starting next week.The Middlesex-London Health Unit (MLHU) says the clinics launch on Monday and will provide first doses to those who haven’t been able to attend one of the local mass vaccination clinics.Each of the one-day clinics will operate from 1:30 p.m.

to 6:30 p.m. with the capacity to vaccinate about 350 people. Appointments are being scheduled for the clinics, but some walk-in vaccinations will also be available.

Ontario adds 3 regions to list of COVID-19 Delta hot spots, accelerates 2nd dose vaccine bookings “We have 10 schools scheduled over the two-week period after June 21,” said medical officer of health Dr.

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