By The Maritime Executive

After repeated calls to add the dockworkers at the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles to the priority groups for the COVID-19 vaccine, California authorities agreed and released the first batch of vaccines for the frontline workers who are ensuring that cargo continues to flow through the ports

Despite the shortage of the vaccine that has forced some of California’s mass vaccination locations to suspend operations, Long Beach was able to allocate vaccines to people who work at the ports starting on February 12.

The Long Beach Department of Health and Human Services confirmed that it organized the clinic supplying 800 doses of the Moderna vaccine for the port workers.

The port workers were added to the priority groups which have included frontline workers in the medical profession, senior citizens, and recently expanded with other segments including teachers

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This should better be only in Califonia Port.

Ftc

We must do a good job in prevention and control. The mistakes of Europe and the United States are that they fail to prevent and control and open up blindly.