Kibkom North Cyprus Forum

Have read a little regarding the above, but still not sure what to do after 22nd August when the six months will be up. At one time there was talk about a booster but I think that was UK?

benjaminbutton wrote: ↑

Fri 16 Jul 2021 7:07 am

Have read a little…

When l was little, l read… the moon was made of cheese.

Since then l have learnt to read a lot, and only then an l able to make a truly informed opinion.

Newspapers articles? Frequently not worth the paper they (once were) printed upon.

A flu jab is offered annually. Why? Because it is necessary to maintain optimum resistance to the virus.

It may be necessary for us, the vaccinated ones, to also have annual or regular booster Covid vaccinations.

Some countries now are saying vaccinations are valid for 12 months. Will probably change in more places as research is extended.

Yes, a1sysman, I too am aware the moon is probably made of a decent quality Brie, but that wasn't my question was it? My question was that I was sure I had read a piece in a newspaper or forum, that when our TRNC vaccine certificates were 6 months old, we then had to go through some procedure or other. As I have had no need to to anything at all since my last dose in late February, I was just enquiring if anyone had any other information.

My friend in uk has had the shaken vac

Thr TRNC health minister recently said the moh are considering a booster after 8 months.

Thank you Deniz1 for a sensible reply. Much appreciated.