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COVID vaccine: Camden County reschedules COVID-19 vaccine appointments due to winter storm

BLACKWOOD, New Jersey (WPVI) The impending winter storm is causing Camden County health officials to reschedule COVID-19 vaccination appointments. Officials announced that the Camden County COVID-19 Vaccination Center is rescheduling all appointments currently scheduled for Monday, Feb. 1 and Tuesday, Feb. 2. All rescheduled appointments will now occur on Wednesday, Feb. 3. County officials said patients have already begun to receive notifications of their new appointments at the vaccination center located at the Camden County College site in Blackwood, New Jersey. Though we would like to keep the vaccination center open without interruption, we cannot, in the interest of our patients safety, expect anyone to travel to the site during what is forecasted to be a significant snow accumulation, County Commissioner Director Louis Cappelli, Jr. said in a statement Saturday. The Camden County Department of Health, Jefferson Health New Jersey, and Cooper University Health Care, a

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Gloucester Twp Man Dies Of Coronavirus; 126 New Cases Announced

Reply A Gloucester Township man in his 70s is the 79th township resident to die of coronavirus since the pandemic began. (Shutterstock) GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP, NJ A Gloucester Township man in his 70s has died after testing positive for the coronavirus, Camden County officials announced on Monday. He is the 79th Gloucester Township resident to die after testing positive for the virus. He was among 11 new deaths announced in Camden County on Monday. Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families, as we announce eleven additional deaths in Camden County caused by this insidious pandemic, Camden County Director Louis Cappelli Jr. said. While the post-Thanksgiving surge in cases seems to be slowing, we are losing more lives than we have in months. We cannot afford another surge on top of this in the coming weeks. Please take all precautions this holiday season, including limiting gatherings to your immediate household only, in order to stop the spread and protect

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N J Coronavirus Update: Not the Year for Christmas as Usual, Gov Murphy Cautions

N J Coronavirus Update: Not the Year for Christmas as Usual, Gov Murphy Cautions
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N J Coronavirus Update: Not the Year for Christmas as Usual, Gov Murphy Says

N J Coronavirus Update: Not the Year for Christmas as Usual, Gov Murphy Says
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N J coronavirus update: Not the year for Christmas as usual

WHYY By Nurse Reynaldo Pella, left, was one of five staff members to simultaneously receive the first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine at Holy Name Medical Center in Teaneck, N.J., Thursday, Dec. 17, 2020. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig) New Jersey officials reported Monday an additional 3,186 COVID-19 cases. The total number of cases since Mar. 4 now stands at 435,763. The state also reported 29 new deaths, bringing the death toll to 16,315. Officials are looking into 1,908 probable deaths. As of Sunday night, 3,607 people are in hospitals for confirmed or suspected cases of the coronavirus; 727 patients are in intensive care, while another 481 are currently on ventilators.

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