New York City mayor Bill de Blasio (D) announced Wednesday that the city will offer in-home vaccination to all city residents.
“Anyone who’s sitting out there and thinking, ‘Wow, I’m ready, but I’d rather the vaccine be done right here in my home,’ go to nyc.gov/homevaccine, fill out the request and we’ll send the vaccinators to your door,” de Blasio said in a briefing.
“We are going to keep innovating new ways to get people the vaccine,” de Blasio continued.
The Democratic mayor said that more than 9 million vaccine doses have been administered in the city thus far, adding in a Twitter post that the city reported 174 new cases and a test positivity rate of 0.54 percent. There have been seven COVID-19 related deaths in NYC in the last 28 days. Approximately 49 percent of NYC has been fully vaccinated.
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