McLennan County to begin offering COVID-19 evening vaccination clinics in May
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WACO, TX â The Waco-McLennan County Public Health District will be offering COVID-19 vaccination clinics beginning May 6, 2021.
The vaccination clinic will start on May 6 from 2 pm to 7 pm at the Waco Convention Center located at 100 Washington Ave. and will continue every Thursday in May.
The clinic is open to those who are 18 years or older. Walk-ins are welcome and appointments can be made online or over the phone at (254) 750-1890.
AUSTIN â After months of not having enough Covid-19 vaccines to meet demand, Texas suddenly appears to have plenty of shots but not as many people lining up to receive them, even though more than three quarters of the state still isnât fully vaccinated.
Almost 7 million Texans have been vaccinated against Covid-19 â more than 23% of the stateâs population â and health officials say they are starting to see lower demand at public vaccination sites. Recent data show reported vaccine doses have decreased: The number of people who have gotten at least one shot in Texas grew by over 1 million during the week ending April 14; the following week the number dropped to about 660,000.
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No one was in line for the second dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine at the Lubbock Memorial Civic Center vaccination site on April 14.Â
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By Marissa Martinez, Juan Pablo Garnham and Mandi Cai, The Texas Tribune Apr 25, 2021
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No one was in line for the second dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine at the Lubbock Memorial Civic Center vaccination site on April 14. Justin Rex for The Texas Tribune
After months of not having enough COVID-19 vaccines to meet demand, Texas suddenly appears to have plenty of shots but not as many people lining up to receive them, even though more than three quarters of the state still isnât fully vaccinated.
No one was in line for the second dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine at the Lubbock Memorial Civic Center vaccination site on April 14. Credit: Justin Rex for The Texas Tribune
After months of not having enough COVID-19 vaccines to meet demand, Texas suddenly appears to have plenty of shots but not as many people lining up to receive them, even though more than three quarters of the state still isn’t fully vaccinated.
Almost 7 million Texans have been vaccinated against COVID-19 more than 23% of the state’s population and health officials say they are starting to see lower demand at public vaccination sites. Recent data show reported vaccine doses have decreased: The number of people who have gotten at least one shot in Texas grew by over 1 million during the week ending April 14; the following week the number dropped to about 660,000.
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