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City, County leaders commemorate COVID-19 anniversary

Nueces County Judge Barbara Canales wiped away a tear while she talks about those who have lost their lives from COVID-19 on Saturday.  A year ago, Canales issued a declaration of local disaster for public health emergency. More than 700 people in the county have died of COVID-19 related illness since the pandemic last year.  In one year we have had one purpose, Canales said during her speech, and that is to save lives. Canales, Corpus Christi Mayor Paulette Guajardo and Nueces County health director Annette Rodriguez spoke at the event commemorating the one-year anniversary of COVID-19. Each spoke about the past year, and discussed the county s current plan, and also participating in a wreath laying ceremony. There were about 20 people at the event.

Winter storm to delay COVID vaccine clinics

The region’s winter storm will likely push this week’s local COVID-19 vaccination events to Saturday and Sunday, Nueces County Judge Barbara Canales said. Record-low temperatures and freezing rain led to power outages and icy roads, forcing a delay in this week’s delivery of 5,000 vaccine doses. The allotment of shots for this week Week 10 of the state’s vaccine rollout  may be delivered Wednesday or Thursday, Canales said.  “That’s the best thing that we can say right now,” Canales said. “We all wanted to go on Friday, but what’s probably best is if we plan for Saturday and Sunday” to administer vaccines.

5K vaccines to arrive Monday to Nueces County; Here s how to register

All spots for a first-dose clinic on Tuesday are booked. Here s what to know: First-dose COVID-19 vaccine clinic          The first-dose drive-thru clinic for 3,000 people will start at 8 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 9, at the Richard M. Borchard Regional Fairgrounds, 1213 Terry Shamsie Blvd., Robstown. The Moderna vaccine will be given for those eligible in Phases 1A and 1B. The clinic will be strictly appointment based, which means there will be no option for first come, first serve this time.  One thousand people signed up for the Tuesday clinic using the health district s new call center hotline, and 1,000 booked their spots online. Another 1,000 people who registered for an overbooked clinic last week due to a software glitch will have appointments for the Tuesday clinic and don t need to register again. They must they bring their QR code.

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