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COVID-19 vaccine delays continue due to winter storms

COVID-19 vaccine delays continue due to winter storms February 22, 2021 at 4:25 PM EST - Updated February 22 at 4:25 PM Shipment delays of the COVID-19 vaccine have thousands of Floridians who are eager to make appointments at a standstill. Retail pharmacies say at this time they do not have any updates on when they’ll receive more supplies of the vaccine. Meanwhile, a new vaccine site operated by the Health Care District of Palm Beach County is set to open in Palm Beach Gardens on Wednesday. It s so frustrating. When you got on today, it said, we’ll let you know when we’re going to get it. So that’s frustrating, said Barbara Carone

Vaccine unlikely to arrive in Florida before Monday

With most of this week’s supply of coronavirus vaccines still stuck in the snow and ice-covered north, Palm Beach County officials are moving forward with plans to inoculate teachers over the age of 65 and open a new vaccination site in the northern part of the county. While Publix and other county sites were unable to offer first doses of the vaccines this week because of a winter storm that gripped most of the nation, officials said they expect to use what will be a double shipment to make up for lost time. “Assuming we get them Monday or Tuesday, it won’t slow us down,” said Darcy Davis, CEO of the county’s health care district. It operates vaccination sites at the South County Civic Center near Delray Beach and the South Florida Fairgrounds in suburban West Palm Beach.

Here s where you can sign up for the COVID-19 vaccine Some sites remain affected by winter storm delays

Here’s where you can sign up for the COVID-19 vaccine. Some sites remain affected by winter storm delays Sun Sentinel 2/19/2021 Cindy Krischer Goodman, South Florida Sun Sentinel © Amy Beth Bennett / South Florida Sun Sentinel/South Florida Sun Sentinel/TNS Walgreens pharmacist Brandon Berger checks syringes before administering second doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to seniors at John Knox Village in Pompano Beach.. Approximately 740 independent and assisted living residents and staff were vaccinated Feb. 9, 2021. South Florida seniors eager to get COVID-19 vaccines are beginning to have success, but it takes determination, patience and a little luck to land coveted appointments. Each week, the state receives new doses from the federal government, and as they arrive, more locations are being added.

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