 Meantime, the national vaccination campaign is ramping up. The administering of vaccines in St. Lucia began on Wednesday, February 17, 2021. And for the past two weeks, it has been focused on vaccinating those who are at the highest risk of being exposed to the virus. That is healthcare workers in clinical settings, first responders, security service personnel, and other frontline workers. All of these personnel are within phase 1A of the vaccination campaign and, as such, were given first priority for receiving the vaccine. With the arrival of the 25,000 doses, the Ministry of Health is continuing to vaccinate frontliners and the most vulnerable. Tecla Jabatis is the assistant principal nursing officer responsible for immunization. The national COVID-19 vaccination campaign will continue with our frontline workers and phase 1B will also commence. In phase 1B, people who are 65 years and older, residents of elderly homes, and people living with chronic health conditions will be vaccinated. As such, phases 1A and 1B will be taking place at the same time. In the coming weeks, vaccination will be extended to the thousands of solutions who have registered for the COVID-19 vaccine. Announcements of these shall be made by the Ministry of Health of the schedule of these other phases in preparation of their commencement. Vaccination sites have been identified across the island and began operating on Tuesday, March 2, 2021, at the Rich for Human Resource Center and T-Roshe Miku Wellness Center. Wednesday, March 3, 2021, Bexon Wellness Center. Thursday, March 4, 2021, Derriso Parish Hall. Friday, March 5, 2021, Marigo Secondary School, Dennery Seventh Day Adventist Church, Mekod Multipurpose Center, Labri Wellness Center, and the Choselle Fisheries Complex. And on Saturday, March 6, 2021, Philip Masley-Ground's View Fort. This phase is expected to last about eight weeks and the campaign will then smoothly transition into its third phase, vaccinating the rest of the population. People who have decided to receive the COVID-19 vaccine are encouraged to register via the online platform at www.hmi.govt.lc or call your nearest community wellness center. Also on Saturday, March 6, 2021, the Grossly Resource Center will be in operation as a vaccination site. You are to work with a form of identification to facilitate the registration process. You are encouraged to work with a light snack and water given the waiting time to get vaccinated.