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x Should not have happened : UT Health RGV apologizes for denying COVID-19 vaccine to people over proof of residency
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The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley has apologized for turning away three people from getting their COVID-19 vaccine on Saturday.
The people were denied a dose for not having the proper documents, even though the state guidelines do not require a proof of residency.
San Juan resident Abraham Diaz said his 60-year-old father, Jesus Diaz, was one of those people that were turned away at the UT Health clinic.
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