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San Antonio has almost 3,000 new coronavirus cases, six more deaths

San Antonio has almost 3,000 new coronavirus cases, six more deaths
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Kathleen Zaragoza fills a syringe with the Moderna COVID vaccine during a mass vaccination at the Wonderland of the Americas Mall. The vaccines are being distributed by University Health and, as more become available, will require an appointment for those who qualify.Jerry Lara /San Antonio Express-News
The coronavirus continues to trample across San Antonio and Bexar County at a staggering pace, with almost 3,000 new cases reported Friday.
Mayor Ron Nirenberg announced 2,889 newly diagnosed coronavirus cases and six more deaths of people who tested positive for the virus. Four of those who died were residents of Alamo Heights Health and Rehabilitation Center, while one lived at Wurzbach Nursing and Rehabilitation, city officials said.

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Texas hospitals explain what not to do when seeking a COVID-19 vaccine

Texas hospitals explain what not to do when seeking a COVID-19 vaccine
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At least 36,000 Bexar County residents have received the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Right now, only two groups are eligible for the vaccine in Texas:
>> Health care workers, emergency responders, and residents and staff of long-term care homes
>> Anyone who is pregnant, age 65 and older, and anyone over the age of 16 with a preexisting condition that could make COVID-19 more dangerous
Vaccine distribution, key to ending the pandemic, has caused frustration and confusion thus far in Texas. To help streamline the process, the Texas Hospital Association issued a set of "dos and don'ts" for accessing the vaccine on Tuesday.

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