The Fiji rugby union says it will discuss players' concerns about wearing jerseys supporting Covid vaccinations before the second test against the All Blacks in Hamilton.
The team were supposed to wear jerseys with the words "Vaccinate Fiji" on the chest in last night's 57-23 loss to New Zealand in Dunedin, but the idea was ditched because of opposition from some team members.
The country is being hit hard by a Covid-19 outbreak, with over 8000 active cases in isolation and 52 deaths.
As of July 9, 349,396 Fijians have received their first dose of the vaccine and 65,618 have received their second dose.
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