COVID-19 vaccination appointments are now booked for the next 3.5 months in New York after more people became eligible

Jan 15 2021 by Business Insider

 
The Javits Center in New York City began COVID-19 vaccinations for essential workers and people over 65 years old age on January 13, 2021. Tayfun Coskun/Anadolu

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The New York Department of Health alerted New Yorkers of a "very limited" COVID-9 vaccine supply that has backed up appointments by more than 3 months. Gov. Andrew Cuomo said "there is simply not enough" of the vaccine, telling the federal government it needs more doses. Of the 1.87 million...
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