Local residents in Edinburgh have reported huge queues at the Ingliston Vaccination Centre this week.
One image showed residents in line for their Covid-19 vaccine with some were less than impressed at having to wait around.
Speaking to Edinburgh Live on local resident commented: "I heard stories of the process being really efficient but the queues were ridiculous.
"There was a lot of elderly people just left waiting around, and people were getting up to give them a seat so they weren't left standing there."
Edinburgh Live understands that some of the delays are because of the complex nature of events at the moment.
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Programmes are being run simultaneously for 12-15 year-olds and 16-17 year-olds, as well as the third doses for some demographics and booster jags for the vulnerable.
A spokesperson for the Edinburgh Health and Social Care Partnership said: “It’s really positive that so many people are turning out to get their vaccinations, helping to protect themselves and one another from the Covid-19 virus. This is a complex vaccination programme and we’re offering appointments as well as drop-in sessions.
“We would urge anyone with an appointment to stick to the allotted time to minimise queueing. We’ll also soon be extending vaccination centre opening hours to minimise queues.”
