Mass vaccination sites are popping up all over the country, but they might not be giving out shots fast enough to stop another surge of the coronavirus. In Chicago, rolling out the city's first mass vaccination site was confusing for many who signed up.
Vaccination Surge Sees Snags, Confusion In Race To Prevent COVID Spike
Cases of the coronavirus are plateauing in the U.S., just as COVID restrictions rollback in some states and FEMA works to ramp up mass vaccination.
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Posted: 9:46 p.m. EST Mar 10, 2021
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