Ashford's plea as under 30's offered alternative jab
The health minister is urging people not to cancel Covid-19 vaccination appointments.
It's after concerns about the Oxford/AstraZeneca jab and links to blood clots.
People under the age of 30, and those at higher risk of blood clots because of a medical condition, will be offered an alternative vaccine.
David Ashford says there have been a number of cancellations in recent days, and he wants to quash any concerns:
Government says it hopes to have the entire adult population vaccinated with at least one dose of a vaccine by the end of July.
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