Step forward in the COVID vaccination campaign after French Prime Minister's announcements

SOUND: 91-year-old man: I actually just got vaccinated and I'm very satisfied, everything went very well. Question: May I ask how old you are? Sir: Ah! I'm 91 years old. Question: When is the second injection? Sir: It will be at the beginning of April. Question: Now that you are vaccinated, do you feel more protected? Sir: I will only be really protected after the second dose and when I receive it I will feel really protected. I was absolutely in favour of having this vaccine. Question: What would you say to people who do not want to be vaccinated, because there are so many of them. Sir: I would tell them that they are absolutely wrong and that I strongly advise them to get vaccinated. This is a vaccine that corresponds to the usual vaccines and I don't see what kind of concern you should have. Especially as it is an even more important vaccine given that if you get infected with COVID-19 it can be a catastrophe. Sir: We came from Antony, in the south-west of Paris, because despite all the research in the area, we found no chance. Here they are the only ones who could give us an appointment. We received a letter from the mayor of Anthony addressing the authorities, including the Prefect, explaining that he had no arrangements for over 4 000 elderly people waiting to be vaccinated. Question: How long did it take you to get to Anthony? Sir: One hour by car. So two hours there and back, plus the time needed here: in all a matter of at least three hours.