Michael is the first Oldham care home resident to receive Covid-19 vaccination
Date published: 08 January 2021

Michael McKeever receives his vaccination earlier today. Image courtesy of Oldham Cares on Twitter
The first Oxford Astra-Zeneca Covid-19 vaccinations in Oldham care homes have been carried out today (Friday).
Seventy-six-year-old Michael McKeever, who is a resident at the Chadderton Total Care Home, was the first care home resident in the town.
A Tweet on the Oldham Cares page read: "Fantastic news, well done Michael."
In total, more than 200 care home residents and staff received their first Covid-19 vaccination today in Oldham, at both Chadderton Total Care and the Neville House Care Home.
For more information on Oldham's coronavirus vaccination programme, click here
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