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| Updated: March 2, 2021, 12:15 a.m. Word began to spread Friday on social media and in personal messages and conversations: The state of Utah was supposedly having trouble filling appointments for COVID-19 vaccinations and vaccines may be going to waste. So thousands of Utahns went to the new system at vaccinate.utah.gov. Due to a mistake by the state Department of Technology Services, the state acknowledges, the website allowed them to schedule appointments despite not having the specific health conditions or being old enough to meet current criteria. So while the flawed website led these Utahns to believe the empty slots and wider access existed, they didn’t and now 7,200 people have either had their appointments canceled or canceled on their own, and some are facing attacks on social media. ....
A flaw by state employees allowed 7,200 unqualified Utahns to sign up for COVID-19 vaccines (Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Vials of the COVID-19 Vaccine for Utah County residents, in a former Shopko store in Spanish Fork, Wednesday, Jan. 27, 2021. | Updated: March 2, 2021, 2:39 p.m. The glitch that allowed 7,200 Utahns who did not qualify for COVID-19 vaccine to make appointments over the weekend was caused by a mistake in the website design created by state Department of Technology Services employees, a DTS spokeswoman said Monday. That flaw gave credence to rumors that began circulating Friday that the state was having trouble filling appointments and expanding access, as the website allowed people to register despite their admissions that they did not have the required health conditions or weren’t old enough to meet current criteria. ....