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Officials Resume Getting Vaccine To Underserved Amid J&J Pause

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Published April 20, 2021 at 8:47 AM EDT

Over the weekend, two coronavirus vaccination clinics were held for farmworkers at the aptly named J&J Family of Farms in Loxahatchee.

Less than a week after reports of blood clots prompted a nationwide pause in the distribution of Johnson & Johnson vaccines, state officials jump-started stalled efforts to inoculate those who are hard to reach.

Over the weekend, two coronavirus vaccination clinics were held for farmworkers at the aptly named J&J Family of Farms in Loxahatchee.

Further, vaccination clinics, paired with grocery giveaways, resumed at sites operated by Feeding South Florida, such as one Monday at the Palm Beach Outlets mall.
Read more of this article at our news partner at The Palm Beach Post .

— By Jane Musgrave / The Palm Beach Post

Officials Resume Getting Vaccine To Underserved Amid J&J Pause

Over the weekend, two coronavirus vaccination clinics were held for farmworkers at the aptly named J&J Family of Farms in Loxahatchee.

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