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Missing From State Plans to Distribute the Coronavirus Vaccine: Money to Do It

Mary Wilson

Well-known member
By Abby Goodnough and Sheila Kaplan
Nov. 14, 2020

With the prospect that a coronavirus vaccine will become available for emergency use as soon as next month, states and cities are warning that distributing the shots to an anxious public could be hindered by inadequate technology, severe funding shortfalls and a lack of trained personnel.

While the Trump administration has showered billions of dollars on the companies developing the vaccines, it has left the logistics of inoculating and tracking as many as 20 million people by year’s end — and many tens of millions more next year — largely to local governments without providing enough money, officials in several localities and public health experts involved in the preparations said in interviews.

... The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have sent $200 million to the states for the effort, with another $140 million promised in December, but state and local officials said that was billions of dollars short of what would be needed to carry out their complex plans.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/14/...ution-plans.html?referringSource=articleShare
 
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