Most Americans will be eligible for Covid-19 vaccine by mid-April, Biden says

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At least 90% of adults in the US will be eligible for the Covid-19 vaccine by April 19, President Biden says.

The Biden administration has been in a race to get the vaccine in as many arms as possible as new variants spread and the number of cases steadily increases. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention director Rochelle WalenskyMonday of"impending doom" if Americans don’t heed guidelines on mask wearing and social distancing even with the increasing availability of vaccines. Biden echoed that warning.

"We are still in a war with this deadly virus," Biden said."We're bolstering our defenses, but this war is far from won." Biden called on governors to reinstate mask mandates and said some states should pause their reopening efforts. The U.S. has been administering around 3 million vaccinations a day over the past few days, said Jeffrey Zients, the White House Covid-19 coordinator. As of Monday, 73 percent of seniors have received their first dose and more than 1 in 3 adults have received their first doses.

Biden also said the U.S. will open a dozen additional federally-run mass vaccination centers and spend $100 million trying to get vaccinations to people with disabilities and those at high-risk of dying from the virus.

 

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Eligibility and availability are two different things. There are people who are eligible and can't get vaccinated.

ATTN: GovInslee & WADeptHealth...⏳

Eligibility and access are 2 different things.

Bet I fall between cracks as usual.

Last Monday I received my first shot!😊

Please no!!!!!! Don't do it.........

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