NYC looks to vaccinate more residents as US averages 100,000 COVID cases a day
New York City is hoping to vaccinate more people against the coronavirus to stop the spread.
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Aug 7, 2021, 2:08 PM
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Health officials say the United States is
now averaging 100,000 coronavirus cases a day.
That is a huge jump from when the country was averaging around 11,000
cases daily in June.
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New York City is hoping to vaccinate more people against
the coronavirus to stop the spread.
News 12’s Noelle Lilley is at Lehman College in
Bedford Park where they are administering vaccines this weekend.
