'It’s like I don't even exist': Jabbed woman, 25, was unable to get fully-vaccinated because she 'disappeared' off NHS system

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A woman who is due to travel abroad next month claims she was unable to get a booster jab or Covid travel pass because her vaccination records 'disappeared' from the NHS system.

Demi-Lee McIntyre-Yates, 25, from Bolton, got her first vaccine on May 24, 2021 at a vaccine bus at Essa Academy. Two months later, on July 24, she received her second vaccination. READ MORE: Retired traffic warden dubbed herself 'gangster granny'...

and led outrageous double-life However, when Demi-Lee tried to book a booster jab in December, she says she was told the data for her first vaccination could not be found. “I had my first vaccine when Bolton had a really high Covid rate and they were sending out all the buses to try and get everyone vaccinated,” Demi-Lee explained to the M.E.N. “I got a phone call a few months ago saying there was an issue with my Covid information but I wasn’t able to call them back to get any further information so I didn’t hear from them for a while. “When I tried to book a booster just before Christmas, it came up saying the vaccine data was incorrect. “I rang the 119 number as I knew they had just opened up a new Vaccination Data Resolution Service (VDRS) but all they could say is that my first vaccine hadn’t been recorded properly and they couldn’t find it.” Having not heard back from them within 21 days as informed, Demi-Lee rang the VDRS again in February. “I’m going away to Budapest next month so I rang them again to try and figure out what’s happened,” she explains. “After passing me from person-to-person, they confirmed that after inputting my batch and NHS numbers, they still couldn’t find any record of my vaccine. “I told the woman on the phone I was due to go abroad on March 7 and all she said when