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Unvaccinated Palms staff locked out

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September 22, 2021
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Staff of the Palms Geriatric Home on Brickdam, Georgetown who are not COVID-19 vaccinated and could not present a negative PCR test were locked out of the health facility on Wednesday morning.

Several of the staff stood in a group just outside the gate in hopes of entry. Meanwhile, other persons visiting the health facility who could not provide a vaccination card or negative PCR test taken within the last seven days were also refused entry by security personnel.

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