A vaccination worker holds up a vial of Pfizer vaccine. Photo / Sylvie Whinray
I got my booster jab on Friday.
This is my third visit and as with the previous two visits, I was welcomed and cared for in an excellent, professional manner.
The staff are delightful, smiling,
courteous and ready to answer any questions.
On enquiring from one nurse her start/finish times were, she replied, "started 7am finish 4.30pm, all going well".
We here in Rotorua are extremely lucky to have such dedicated staff looking after our community.
I salute them all and thank each and every one of them for their incredible service and professionalism.
It's very difficult to be nice and motivated for 9.5 hours a day with a minimum of five days in a row.
Let's not forget them.
Richard Lyon
Rotorua
Senior e-bikers need training
It's time legislation is required that people over, say, 50 years of age without proof of having successfully attended an ACC-approved cycle safety course, be precluded from trial or purchase of an e-bike.
I regret to advise that relying solely on trial and error can have unforeseen unfortunate and avoidable outcomes once you realise you are dealing with a different beast and you don't bounce like you did before all these years accumulated.
Good luck to all. You're likely to need it.
B Anderson
Bethlehem
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