Pics: SA Police Embark on Vaccination Drive in KwaZulu-Natal, Aiming for 30 000 Members
- South African police are on a Covid-19 vaccination drive in the province of KwaZulu-Natal as they aim to get 30 000 police members vaccinated
- According to a statement released by SAPS, the vaccination drive launch will see 5 000 members receiving their jabs on the first day
- The vaccinations come after the police came under heavy criticism for their ability to tackle the looting that took place in the province last week
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Members of the South African Police force are currently getting their Covid-19 jabs in the province of KwaZulu-Natal. The men in blue are led by deputy provincial commissioner, Major General Phindile Radebe.
According to their social media pages, the vaccination drive was launched at the Durban Central police station on Tuesday.
Briefly News takes a look at the pictures that are doing the rounds on various social media platforms.
Source: Twitter
The post reads:
Furthermore, the communications section also released a statement, indicating that the target is to vaccinate 30 000 members in the province. SAPS said in a statement:
“The launch in Durban will see 500 police officers receiving their vaccination in the first day. Thereafter, police will launch 11 other sites in the province as we target almost 30 000 personnel including reservists, security guards, interns as well as national units that are located within the province who will be vaccinated in KZN.
"We have also catered for police officers from other provinces, deployed for duties within KZN in this vaccination drive. Police will have one site at each District; however, Ethekwini will have two sites to cater for the large number of police officers stationed within the district.”
Source: Twitter
“Haibo, we’re not safe”: Mzansi laughs, reacts to policeman scared of vaccine needle
Remaining with police, Briefly News ran a story that South Africa recently witnessed a massive vaccination programme within the police force but one member is seen in a video seemingly afraid of the injection.
The video is doing the rounds on Twitter and other networking sites. Many people, as they react to the clip, are arguing that Mzansi is not safe in the arms of 'cowards' pretending to wear the blue uniform with pride.
The hilarious video is uploaded on Twitter by @KulaniCool and implies that South Africans should look elsewhere for safety and protection.
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Source: Briefly News
