The US President Joe Biden has set a new goal to vaccinate 70% of the Americans by the fourth of July.
Tuesday at the White House, Mr. President said he aims for 70% of Americans to be vaccinated by at least one dose of the vaccine before the independence day. He also said he’s also aiming for 160 million adults to be fully vaccinated by Independence Day.
He also said 20,000 pharmacies over the countries are prepared to give a shot if the FDA authorizes the Pfizer Vaccine for emergency use at Children over 12.
“We’re going to have to bring the vaccine to people who are less eager,” Biden said. But he added, “We’re going to make it easier than ever to get vaccinated.”
“Walk into your local pharmacy without an appointment,” he said. “Every adult is eligible. Go get the shot as soon as you can.”
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