New York races to administer more vaccines
Gov. Andrew Cuomo says the state administered more than 106,000 vaccine doses in just 24 hours.
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Feb 12, 2021, 12:13 PM
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Updated 1,260 days ago
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298ds agoThere is a
push to speed up vaccine rollout across the state and in the Hudson Valley.
Gov. Andrew
Cuomo says the state administered more than 106,000 vaccine doses in just 24
hours.
Cuomo says
the state's Health Care Distribution Sites have administered 89% of first doses
available.
That's more
than 1.7 million shots.
Approximately
7 million New Yorkers are eligible to receive the vaccine right now.
