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SW Virginia vaccination rates trail state, national averages


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Some five months after the Bristol region’s first COVID-19 vaccine was administered, less than a third of area residents have been vaccinated and the pace, of late, has nearly stalled.
State health departments report about 37% of Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia residents have received at least one dose — compared to 48% of the entire U.S. population — while 31% of this region’s residents are fully vaccinated against the novel coronavirus. That compares to 38% fully vaccinated nationwide, according to the Centers for Disease Control. ....

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Vaccine expansion plan faces obstacle | GalaxGazette.com


Though Virginia announced plans to expand Phase 1b of the COVID-19 vaccinations to include people age 65 or older (and people under age 64 who suffer from underlying health conditions), news soon broke that the federal government has already exhausted its vaccine reserve.
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Galax City Public Schools teachers and staff receive the COVID-19 vaccine on Jan. 15.
On Monday, Breanne Forbes Hubbard of the Mount Rogers Health District confirmed that vaccine allocations for the expanded groups have not yet been received.
“Mount Rogers Health District has not received any additional vaccine allocation for those [ages] 65-74 or those 16-64 with underlying health conditions. Community partners also did not receive additional vaccine allocation for this group, and some community partners did not receive additional vaccine allocation at all for this week, which limits appointment availability,” Hubbard said. ....

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