3 COVID-19 mega-vaccine sites closed today; appointments rescheduled
The impending snowstorm will keep many New Jersey residents from getting their COVID-19 vaccines, as mega sites at Edison Expo Center, Moorestown Mall and Rockaway Townsquare are closed.
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Feb 18, 2021, 11:23 AM
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7h agoThe impending snowstorm will keep many New Jersey residents from getting
their COVID-19 vaccines, as mega sites at Edison Expo Center, Moorestown Mall
and Rockaway Townsquare are closed.
Appointments at the Burlington County site will be moved to Friday, while
appointments for Middlesex and Morris counties have been moved to Saturday.
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Some county sites are also closed today too. In Monmouth County, vaccine
appointments scheduled for today at the Agricultural Building in Freehold and
Brookdale Community College in Lincroft will now be on Monday.
Appointments at the Bergen New Bridge Medical Center in Bergen County
are being pushed to Friday or Saturday.
People affected will be notified.
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