By Q Radio news
A doctor from Derry/Londonderry says she stands over comments she made last weekend on social media about the Covid-19 vaccination programme.
Dr Anne McCloskey, made several claims including that there's not enough evidence that it's safe for young people to be vaccinated.
Both Western Urgent Care where Dr McCloskey works and the Health and Social Care Board are investigating.
Dr McCloskey, a former Aontú councillor, expressed concerns about young people being given the vaccine.
A doctor from Derry/Londonderry says she stands over comments she made last weekend on social media about the Covid-19 vaccination programme.
A doctor from Derry/Londonderry says she stands over comments she made last weekend on social media about the Covid-19 vaccination programme.https://t.co/0jvH2L6zv5
— Q Radio News (@qnewsdesk) August 24, 2021

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