Numbers will be reduced in April, but programme continues
The Island remains on schedule to vaccinate those in priority groups against coronavirus by May.
Health Minister David Ashford says deliveries of the jabs are reducing as expected this month due to supply issues off Island.
However, the Island has kept a buffer of doses, ensuring the rollout here can continue.
Mr Ashford is confident the programme will meet its target:
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