The Chief Minister has received his first Covid-19 vaccine today.
Howard Quayle MHK confirmed he's had his first dose of the Oxford-AstraZeneca jab as the JCVI 'at risk' group he qualifies under is now being called.
He adds despite being someone who is 'needle shy', he didn't feel a thing when the jab was administered.
Mr Quayle is thanking the vaccination teams for their continued work and wants to reassure anyone with concerns that they should get the injection when invited.
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