A day in the life of a Dubai COVID-19 vaccination centre ...United Arab Emirates

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Dubai: It's 7.30am on Tuesday (January 19, 2021). As Dubai residents woke up to a foggy morning, around 10 people made their way to the Zabeel Primary Health Centre to get their dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine. One vaccination every 20 minutes; the whole process about 35. It's been like that since the campaign started on December 23, 2021. This routine goes on until 8.30pm. At any given hour, around 10 people walk in for the vaccination. The staff ensure every registered recipient has a hassle-free experience. Patient assessment On this day, Indian expatriate Hussain Shakir, 34, wheels in his 67-year-old mother Fathima for her second dose of the vaccine. The security guard reco

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