Mayor Walsh vowed city will push to get Boston's most vulner

Mayor Walsh vowed city will push to get Boston's most vulnerable residents vaccinated


Mayor Walsh vowed city will push to get Boston’s most vulnerable residents vaccinated
By Travis Andersen Globe Staff,Updated February 18, 2021, 4:29 p.m.
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Mayor Martin J. Walsh said Thursday that the city is pushing to ensure Boston’s most vulnerable residents have access to the COVID-19 vaccine as the troubled statewide rollout continues.
“We are pleased that moderate and sever asthma are included as a list of conditions” that go toward eligibility at present, Walsh said during a briefing at City Hall. “This was an important decision to ensure that more residents of color who face elevated risks are eligible sooner. And we are pleased, also, that both residents and staff, seniors and disabled housing buildings are eligible for on-site vaccinations.”

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