Deyalsingh appeals again for student vaccinations

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Deyalsingh appeals again for student vaccinations

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Jaylan Jones checks, at Bradford's on Henry Street, Port of Spain, the fit of a school shirt for her son Tyrelle who returns to classes at Tranquillity Secondary School on Monday. - PHOTO BY SUREASH CHOLAI Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh is again urging parents to protect their children and get them vaccinated even as the Ministry of Education has opened physical school to unvaccinated students in forms four to six. […]

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