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First batch of COVID-19 vaccine arrives in BC

Staff report
December 14, 2020 5:29pm

The first delivery of approximately 4,000 doses of the approved COVID-19 vaccine has arrived in the province.

Preparation is underway to immunize the first British Columbians in the coming days, BC said.

These initial vaccine doses will be administered to Lower Mainland health-care workers who work in long-term care homes and front-line health-care workers essential to the COVID-19 response.

Fraser Health and Vancouver Coastal Health are contacting health care staff to schedule the initial vaccine appointments.

Starting the week of Dec. 21, vaccines will be delivered weekly to all health authorities.

As vaccines become more available, they will be provided to other priority groups throughout British Columbia.

A registration and record system are in development, the province said, including a process to register for vaccine access and receive a formal record of immunization.

 

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