Pfizer set to ship 6.5 million doses of vaccines once approved
The federal government now plans to send nearly 6.5 doses of the vaccine to communities across the country within 24 hours of receiving clearance.
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Nov 25, 2020, 5:48 PM
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There's a
new timeline for Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine.
The federal government now
plans to send nearly 6.5 million doses of the
vaccine to communities across the country within 24 hours of receiving
clearance.
The first of those shots
could go out by the middle of next month.
News 12 is told more doses
will be available each week as manufacturing ramps up.
