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Dec 18, 2020 Mercer County Health Officer Dr. Steven Stefancic leads a press briefing on Thursday about the COVID-19 vaccine at the Mercer County Health Department. Staff photo by Jessica Nuzzo BLUEFIELD — The fight against the COVID-19 pandemic has reached its “D-Day,” Mercer County Health Officer Dr. Steven Stefancic said Thursday. “I consider this to be our D-Day,” he said during a briefing at the Mercer County Health Department, referring to the all-out use of the vaccine that will eventually lead to an end to the pandemic. “The vaccine is the first defense. This is our tool.” But Stefancic also cautioned that mask wearing, physical distancing and hand washing will remain crucial as the process to get as many people as possible vaccinated will take several months.

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