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Coronavirus: DeWine to give update on pandemic, virus status in Ohio

Ohio sees ‘significant decline’ in first COVID vaccine doses administered, DeWine says Kristen Spicker © Bill Lackey Governor Mike DeWine and his wife, Fran, talk with local officials as they visit the Clark County vaccine distribution center. BILL LACKEY/STAFF Ohio is seeing a significant decline in the distribution of coronavirus vaccines first doses, Gov. Mike DeWine said, with just under 30,000 first doses were administered in the last day. Previously, there have been as many as 80,000 to 90,000 first doses administered in a day. “It’s certainly not where we want to be,” DeWine said. Multiple vaccine providers have asked the state to hold next week’s shipment of vaccines because they still have doses left. Ohio is continuing to expand vaccine providers, including primary care physicians.

Ohio sees significant decline in first COVID vaccine doses administered, DeWine says

Ohio sees ‘significant decline’ in COVID vaccine doses administered, DeWine says Kristen Spicker © Bill Lackey Governor Mike DeWine and his wife, Fran, talk with local officials as they visit the Clark County vaccine distribution center. BILL LACKEY/STAFF Ohio is seeing a significant decline in the distribution of first doses of the coronavirus vaccines, Gov. Mike DeWine said Wednesday, with fewer than 30,000 first doses administered in the last day. Previously, 80,000 to 90,000 first doses had been administered in a day. “It’s certainly not where we want to be,” DeWine said. Multiple vaccine providers have asked the state to hold next week’s shipment of vaccines because they still have doses left. Ohio is continuing to expand vaccine providers, including primary care physicians.

Ohio push to vaccinate college, university students begins Monday

Ohio push to vaccinate college, university students begins Monday Ohio push to vaccinate college, university students starts Monday and last updated 2021-04-04 23:24:43-04 Beginning Monday, colleges and universities throughout Ohio will begin offering COVID-19 vaccines to student s as part of the state s plan. Governor DeWine said he hopes offering the shots to students will give them the opportunity to become vaccinated before traveling home for the summer. All Ohio adults and teens over the age of 16 are now eligible to sign up for vaccine appointments, but on Thursday DeWine announced he plans to specifically work with colleges and universities to get students access to shots more quickly, before the end of the semester.

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