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Despite statements in February that vaccines couldn't be stored outside of prisons and brought in, that's what's now happening.
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Despite statements in February that vaccines couldn't be stored outside of prisons and brought in, that's what's now happening.
Gov. Kay Ivey and State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris encouraged the continued wearing of masks after the order expires.
The Alabama Department of Corrections still hasn't said when all incarcerated people will be offered vaccines.
Beginning March 23, mobile vaccination teams will rotate through designated counties.
People 55 and older and those with intellectual and developmental disabilities will soon qualify for a vaccine.
Those on home waiver programs would otherwise be living in nursing homes, where they would have access to vaccines.
The two mobile units are to administer at least 8,000 vaccinations weekly in underserved, rural areas.
Asked when the state will open up to the next phase, Harris said it’s possible it will happen before April 9.
The mask mandate is to remain in effect until April 9, when the governor plans to allow it to expire.
Roughly 36 percent of the deaths occurred during the months of December and January.
