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So limited supplies will go to those at highest risk of hospitalization or dying. This includes people ages 75+, BIPOC communities, immigrants and others in language communities, elders experiencing homelessness, people who cannot live independently, and caregivers.
And we're making progress. As of February 2nd, over 270,000 doses have been administered in King County.pic.twitter.com/RXDCWpA42f
Understandably, everyone wants vaccine really quickly. We thought we'd have more vaccine by now, but we don't, which makes for a very difficult situation. We’ll continue to do everything we can to get our community vaccinated as soon as possible.
Nice. What exactly does “65-74 years or older” mean? Is that “65-74 years old”, or “65 years or older”?
Remember when we closed schools in Fall with a less than 2% positivity rate and 40/100,000. Inexcusable and criminal. WA had to be different. Nice job
Progress is much needed. Given the high infection rates among POC, getting the vaccinations to them is more urgent. Cases & deaths for POC are presented but not for vaccinations. https://www.kingcounty.gov/depts/health/covid-19/data/vaccination.aspx … @DocJeffD @lacyfm
Please proactively communicate the state and county distribution plan for vaccinations with guidance on how citizens can schedule appts. It's disappointing that people have to individually figure this all out, IF they have data access.
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