Live Breaking News & Updates on கடல் கார்ப்ஸ் இயக்கி
Stay updated with breaking news from கடல் கார்ப்ஸ் இயக்கி. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Letter: Improve scheduling, planning of vaccinations Jose “Pedo” Terlaje When manåmko 75 years and older were first allowed to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, there were long lines to get it. Manåmko had to wait hours in line at Okkodo High School to get the first dose of the vaccine. Despite the inconvenience of the long line, many of us manåmko were grateful for the vaccine. It was an answer to so many prayers, a chance for us to hug our grandchildren again without worry of the virus. This week, when Public Health announced it would be offering the vaccine to manåmko 60 years and older, I thought that lessons were learned from the first week and that this time our manåmko would have a smoother and more streamlined process. ....
With the 350-dose limit reached before noon Friday at Okkodo, Carrera said Public Health diverted 150 residents to Guam Regional Medical City for vaccinations. GMRC was allocated 150 doses of vaccine for those residents. The Okkodo clinic Friday morning was able to provide the second required shot to health care workers who received their first shot in December, Carrera said. The Guam Police Department restricted the traffic line for Okkodo, allowing cars to line up only on southbound Marine Corps Drive, turning right onto Route 3. Cars could not line up northbound on Marine Corps Drive. Homebound vaccinations Public Health on Monday is scheduled to begin giving in-home vaccinations tohomebound residents 60 and older, by appointment. ....