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More than 32K sign up for vaccine; state says 860 doses safe
By LISA RATHKEJanuary 29, 2021 GMT
More than 32,500 Vermonters ages 75 and older have registered for appointments to receive their fist dose of the COVID-19 vaccine as of Thursday night, Human Services Secretary Mike Smith said Friday.
Vaccinations for that age group, with an estimated population of 49,000, started Wednesday. About 7,000 in that age group who are in long-term care facilities have already received the vaccine, said Gov. Phil Scott said at his twice-weekly virus briefing.
“We’ve been very satisfied to date with the number of people who have signed up,” he said.
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Vermont Business Magazine Governor Phil Scott, Health Commissioner Mark Levine, MD, and Financial Regulation Commissioner Mike Pieciak have tested negative for COVID-19, 7 days after their last exposure, ending their quarantines.
Since the potential exposure to a COVID-19 positive individual was learned, no one in attendance at the two impacted coronavirus briefings has tested positive, underscoring the importance and effectiveness of the safety protocols used.
“I want to thank Vermonters for their expressions of support over the past week as members of my team and I quarantined, in accordance with Vermont Health Department guidelines,” said Governor Scott. “We look forward to updating Vermonters at tomorrow’s briefing on our ongoing response to the pandemic and the important vaccine rollout.”
Vermonters age 75 and older begin receiving COVID-19 vaccine
State-managed appointment system opened Monday Share Updated: 1:12 PM EST Jan 27, 2021
Vermonters age 75 and older begin receiving COVID-19 vaccine
State-managed appointment system opened Monday Share Updated: 1:12 PM EST Jan 27, 2021
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Show Transcript THANKS FOR JOINING US AT 6. I M BRIAN COLLERAN. AND I M ALICE KANG. VERMONT S VACCINATION REGISTRATION WEBSITE IS NOW ONLINE. PEOPLE AGES 75 AND OLDER CAN SIGN UP. N-B-C FIVE S ZURI HOFFMAN IS IN WINOOSKI. WITH HOW THE FIRST DAY OF SIGN-UP IS GOING. ZURI. THE STATE RELEASED ITS PHONE NUMBER AND WEBSITE TODAY- FOR OLDER VERMONTERS TO SIGN UP FOR THIER FIRST DOSE. LOTS OF MIXED REACTION ABOUT THE PROCESS ITSELF BUT BY-AND- LARGE PEOPLE ARE EXCITED TO GET VACCINATED. (NAT ringing) PHONES HAVE BEEN RINGING OFF THE HOOK HERE AT THE HEINBERG COMMUNITY SENIOR CENTER- WHICH EXTEND
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Montgomery: The state is getting roughly half as much COVID-19 vaccine as it was expecting based on federal plans announced last year, officials said Friday, meaning it would take more than two years to vaccinate the adult population without improvement. The state has 800 approved vaccination sites and is trying to deliver shots as quickly as it can, but supply issues have been the biggest hindrance to state vaccination efforts, said Dr. Scott Harris, head of the Alabama Department of Public Health. “Every state had the idea that they were going to get much more vaccine than they ultimately got,” he said. “I assume this is related to optimistic projections and the inability of manufacturers to keep up that. … There just wasn’t enough vaccine to go around.” Alabama health officials were expecting to get more th
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