“Have you gotten your shot yet?”
THIS IS OUR SHOT COVID-19 VACCINATION DRIVE
2021-07-01 03:30
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This is a YouTube screenshot of ‘This Is Our Shot’, a COVID-19 vaccination campaign video featuring Macau residents “from a range of industries such as education, business, media, entertainment with the aim of rallying the community, addressing their fears and concerns, and encouraging them to come together for the greater good and get their novel coronavirus jabs as soon as possible,” according to the drive’s co-organisers. The 30-day public awareness campaign, which started last week, has been launched by media outlet Macao News in conjunction with local media and marketing company MOME. The campaign asks everyone:
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