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We re getting closer to a pandemic turning point

Happy Friday, dedicated readers of The Inquirer Morning Newsletter, and I hope you enjoy your Memorial Day weekend (despite the forecast). First: As Pennsylvania reached a benchmark in coronavirus vaccinations, some pockets of the commonwealth lag far behind as demand remains low in rural areas. Then: City Council approved legislation Thursday to create new police oversight group. And: Critics .

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Philly s walk-up vaccine clinic is drawing huge crowds | Coronavirus Newsletter

Philly’s walk-up vaccine clinic is drawing huge crowds | Coronavirus Newsletter Ellie Silverman, The Philadelphia Inquirer © JESSICA GRIFFIN/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS Peggy Murphy, 72, seated right, waits in line to get vaccinated for COVID-19 at the Liacouras Center. TL;DR: The Black Doctors COVID-19 Consortium is hosting Philadelphia’s first 24-hour, walk-up vaccination site now through Saturday afternoon for those who are in the city’s 1B vaccination category and live in certain zip codes. Right now, people are waiting for hours in bone-chilling cold for vaccine shots at the clinic. Some Philly parents worry children are suffering with buildings closed and say virtual learning is a strain on families, especially those of essential workers and those in vulnerable communities.

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Vaccine shortage may delay doses for 100,000 in Pa | Coronavirus Newsletter

Vaccine shortage may delay doses for 100,000 in Pa. | Coronavirus Newsletter Ellie Silverman, The Philadelphia Inquirer © ALEJANDRO A. ALVAREZ/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS A vial of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. TL;DR: Some Pennsylvania vaccine providers have for weeks been administering Moderna shots meant for second doses as first doses, leading to a dose shortage that could cause as many as 100,000 Pennsylvanians to have their vaccine appointments delayed. Read on for answers to some of your most pressing vaccination questions like: How long does immunity last? How do we track prevention? Does infection equal a dose of vaccine? What you need to know:

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