Jab will outweigh unfavourable symptoms
People are being urged to attend their Covid-19 vaccination appointments despite possible side effects.
Government says, for the majority of people, the impact of having the jab will outweigh unfavourable symptoms.
These people contacted the Mannin Line to highlight how they felt after receiving their first vaccine:
Chief Minister Howard Quayle, who himself had Covid-19, is urging people to go ahead anyway:
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