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Reports up to 500 people were seen lining up for the Covid-19 vaccine in East Tamaki.
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Focus Live: No new Covid-19 community cases; criteria set for early vaccinations
Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins said there were strict criteria for these for early vaccinations – and only would be granted "for people who need to travel outside of New Zealand on compassionate grounds or for reasons of national significance".
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Vaccinated people can get Covid, but it's most likely very rare
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Focus Live: Family member of MIQ worker returns 'weak positive' Covid-19 test result
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