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Texas: Viajan hasta 13 horas en busca de una vacuna contra covid-19
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Emprenden largos viajes por antídoto
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A more contagious coronavirus variant is in San Antonio. Now what?
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Pharmacy technician Vernice Ver draws the 100,000th dose of the Pfizer vaccine to be administered by University Health in San Antonio a milestone in fighting the coronavirus pandemic reached on Feb. 12, 2021. A San Antonio resident received the dose at the vaccination site set up inside Wonderland of the Americas mall.Kin Man Hui /Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less
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Pharmacy technician Vernice Ver displays the 100,000th dose of the Pfizer vaccine to be administered by University Health in San Antonio a milestone in fighting the coronavirus pandemic reached on Feb. 12, 2021. A San Antonio resident received the dose at the vaccination site set up inside Wonderland of the Americas mall. University Health’s vaccine operation started about two months ago, administering about 1,500 doses a day. Now, it handling about 3,500 a day and some people have received their second of the two
Covid-19 vaccination is key for people with underlying health conditions, but access varies state to state
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‘If you’re willing to go further, it’s available’: Texans travel hours for COVID-19 vaccine
While a majority of Dallas County residents received the shot locally, 1 in 5 left the county in the search for coronavirus shots.
Alan Samuels, 59, of Dallas holds the COVID-19 vaccination card he received after getting his first shot by traveling to Austin from Dallas and waiting an hour to receive it.(Ben Torres / Special Contributor)
AUSTIN One Dallas man rented a car and drove 13 hours round trip to Amarillo to get the COVID-19 vaccine. A Dallas couple signed up at multiple providers across Texas before securing an appointment in a city of 6,000 near Waco. One Dallas woman’s son scheduled a shot for her in San Antonio while she was on a waitlist at a vaccination site closer to home.