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DC Firefighter Sends Message to Her Community About COVID-19 Vaccine

Updated on December 16, 2020 at 7:07 pm NBC Universal, Inc. D.C. firefighters and first responders will be getting vaccinated Thursday as part of a citywide effort to boost confidence in the new COVID-19 vaccine.  The first emergency responders to receive the Pfizer vaccine, which arrived Wednesday, have been dubbed “The First Five.” They are D.C.’s Fire Chief John Donnelly, the department’s medical director Dr. Robert Holman, and three firefighters, Lieutenants Joseph Papariello and Keishea Jackson, and firefighter/EMT Julio Quinteros. For Jackson, it’s about building public trust in the vaccine and protecting her father. Download our NBC Washington app for iOS or Android to get alerts for local breaking news and weather.

COVID-19 vaccine begins arriving in the District

COVID-19 vaccine begins arriving in the District Published  DC includes Fire & EMS in first round of vaccines Mayor Muriel Bowser announced today that D.C. Fire & EMS members will be among the first to receive the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine in the District. Five volunteers have been selected to be the first candidates on Thursday. WASHINGTON (FOX 5 DC) - The first batch of the COVID-19 vaccine arrived in the United States overnight – and it has been sent to several locations in the District. The District will receive 6,825 doses of the vaccine during the initial allotment. Six sites throughout the District will receive that initial allotment: Medstar Washington Hospital Center, Howard University Hospital, The George Washington University Hospital, Children s National Hospital, Kaiser Permanente and Medstar Georgetown University Hospital.

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