UpdatedTue, Apr 13, 2021 at 12:16 pm ET
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Many areas in Queens, and the city as a whole, have disparities in vaccination rates based on race and class. (Kathleen Culliton/Patch)
BAYSIDE, QUEENS The COVID-19 vaccination rate in Bayside which climbed over 50 percent this week is double that of nearby neighborhoods in southeastern Queens, highlighting disparities between neighborhoods and leading to calls to open more jab sites.
Over half of all adults in the 11360, 11361 and 11364 ZIP codes of Bayside primarily populated by high-earning, white residents, according to census data looking at demographics and economics by ZIP code are at least partly vaccinated, city data shows.
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