Gov. DeWine Hopeful about COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution but Warns the Pandemic Isn't Over

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Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center administers first round of COVID-19 vaccine to staff.
Gov. Mike DeWine held a COVID-19 briefing today, focusing on the distribution plans for both the Pfizer and the Moderna vaccine in Ohio. Eight hospitals received their first batch today, joining the two hospitals that got vaccine shipments yesterday. DeWine said he has been told that Ohio will continue to get vaccines through the end of December. By Christmas, Ohio should receive 420,000 doses of the vaccine.
Medical professionals from across Ohio joined DeWine to discuss their institution's distribution of the vaccine, including Kasi Gardner, a registered nurse at Mercy Health Springfield Regional Medical Center, who got the COVID-19 vaccine during the briefing.

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