Impending snowstorm prompts shift in COVID-19 vaccine appointments
COVID-19 vaccination sites around the state are shifting appointments as they anticipate the upcoming snowstorm.
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Jan 31, 2021, 3:53 AM
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319ds agoCOVID-19 vaccination sites around the state are shifting
appointments as they anticipate the upcoming snowstorm.
Toms River High School North, Southern Regional Middle
School and the drive-thru testing clinic at Ocean County College are all
canceling their appointments set for Feb. 1. The county says canceled
appointments will be honored at any clinic next week.
Essex County is honoring Monday appointments on Sunday,
before the expected snowfall.
In Monmouth County, all Monday appointments have been
canceled. Camden County is also canceling Feb. 1 and second appointments and is
pushing them to Feb. 3.
Anyone with an appointment over the next few days should
check their email for health notices.
