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In pictures: “This is a community effort”: Wemindji launches children’s vaccination campaign

Summary

Wemindji’s COVID-19 vaccination campaign kicked off with a firetruck and superheroes on hand at the Community Hall on November 24.

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81 children got vaccinated at the event on Wednesday night. 

 

In pictures

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    3 people dressed up as superheroes - Wonder Woman, Super Man, and Bat Man.
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    Wemindji’s vaccination team suited up for their important mission on Wednesday night. Left-right: Jany Plourde (Wonder Woman/Nurse), Michael Moutquin (Superman/Head Nurse), Annie Connelly (Batman/Nurse).
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    Child stands in front of Wemindji fire truck
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    Wemindji’s fire truck, flashing bright lights, pulled up to support the community’s first child vaccination clinic. Noah Moutquin, 8, is shown here after his vaccine.
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    Nurse in spider woman costume standing in gym
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    Marie-Soleil "Spiderman" Regis

“Everyone participated,” said Head Nurse Michael Moutquin. “It wasn’t just clinic staff. The fire department, and public safety were on board. We all want our people to get vaccinated and get that protection. This is a community effort.”

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