Governor Cuomo’s office announced Tuesday that several pop-up vaccination sites will be available to Queens residents this week.
Beginning Thursday, Feb. 11, three locations — Korean Community Services in Bayside, NYCHA Shelton Houses in Jamaica and the Sikh Cultural Society in South Richmond — will provide eligible Queens residents with the COVID-19 vaccines.
These sites are three of 11 citywide popup locations, which provides 3,100 first doses for New Yorkers. Cuomo’s office reported that since Jan. 15, approximately 30,000 residents have been inoculated at similar pop-up sites throughout the state.
After Queens residents get their first doses, the sites will be reestablished in three weeks to administer second doses.
5 comments:
Hat Rack said...
14 days to flatten the curve...
14 weeks to flatten the curve...
14 months to flatten the curve...
14 years to flatten the curve...
Faucci & Billy Gatees: “We need to be locked down until Thanksgiving.”
Joe B: “Can I go back to the basement now?”
No thanks you can have my place in line.
North East Queens has been obviously ignored when it comes to vaccinations. A couple of pop-up sites that had no appointments is not enough! Where are OUR elected officials? Where?
At the pop ups Dummy getting THIER shot,lol
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