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Houston to emphasize community-based vaccine sites over mega sites, send alerts with location updates

Houston to emphasize community-based vaccine sites over mega sites, send alerts with location updates Stephanie Whitfield © Provided by KHOU-TV Houston Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner says the city is scaling down mega sites to make sure people in more neighborhoods have access to the vaccine. More than 6,000 people got COVID-19 vaccines at Minute Maid Park on Saturday but some with appointments were turned away. The Houston Health Department shared preliminary data on approximately 50 percent of  the 27,487 doses administered as of Monday, Jan.18: Male: 52% Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander: 0.2% Other: 1.4% Several factors may explain why numbers are low among groups hardest hit by the virus, including uncertainty about the vaccine.

Coronavirus Texas: Houston Health Department overbooked COVID-19 vaccine appointments

ABC13 s Erik Barajas took your COVID-19 questions for a town hall, featuring Mayor Turner, Dr. David Persse and Dr. Sherri Onyiego. ABC13 put in an inquiry with the Mayor s office and the city s health department regarding the alleged glitch in the system. This was the response from a spokesperson with the Houston Health Department: Our vaccine supply info is on our website. We scheduled approx 5k appointments today but went over. On January 14, the health department received an additional 8,200 doses of vaccine, bringing its total to 30,350. As of January 15, the department administered a total of 21,025 doses at locations including Minute Maid Park, Bayou City Event Center, its Northside, La Nueva Casa de Amigos, Sharpstown and Sunnyside health centers, the JW Peavy Senior Center, and its Acres Homes, Hiram Clarke and Magnolia multi-service centers.

People turned away at Minute Maid Park after COVID-19 vaccine appointments overbooked

People turned away at Minute Maid Park after COVID-19 vaccine appointments overbooked Roxanne Bustamante Replay Video UP NEXT Hundreds of people were sent home disappointed after the Houston Health Department announced it ran out of COVID-19 vaccine doses at the public mega site at Minute Maid Park on Saturday. The department said the staff administered 5,451 doses of the vaccine as of 6 p.m. on Saturday, and there was a glitch in the system that caused it to overbook appointments. NEW: We are no longer accepting people at today’s #COVID19 vaccination mega site at Minute Maid Park. We re unable to accommodate the volume of people in line. Our staff is taking names of people in line who have appointments to re-schedule for a future date. #hounewspic.twitter.com/z2pasRuDaV Houston Health Dept (@HoustonHealth) January 17, 2021

Coronavirus Texas: Houston Health Department overbooked COVID-19 vaccine appointments

ABC13 s Erik Barajas took your COVID-19 questions for a town hall, featuring Mayor Turner, Dr. David Persse and Dr. Sherri Onyiego. ABC13 put in an inquiry with the Mayor s office and the city s health department regarding the alleged glitch in the system. This was the response from a spokesperson with the Houston Health Department: Our vaccine supply info is on our website. We scheduled approx 5k appointments today but went over. On January 14, the health department received an additional 8,200 doses of vaccine, bringing its total to 30,350. As of January 15, the department administered a total of 21,025 doses at locations including Minute Maid Park, Bayou City Event Center, its Northside, La Nueva Casa de Amigos, Sharpstown and Sunnyside health centers, the JW Peavy Senior Center, and its Acres Homes, Hiram Clarke and Magnolia multi-service centers.

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