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The Civil Service Bureau and the Tsuen Wan District Office opened a mobile vaccination unit in Lei Muk Shue Estate (Outside Lei Muk Shue Community Hall）

The Civil Service Bureau and the Tsuen Wan District Office opened a mobile vaccination unit in Lei Muk Shue Estate on February 8 and 9. The Lei Muk Shue Community Hall was used as a resting area for citizens who contracted the vaccine and supported the operation of the mobile vaccination unit. About 2100 doses of vaccines were administered in two days' time.