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Dec. 7, 2020Columbia, MO | By: AP
Missouri's health director says the state should be able to vaccinate all
hospital workers and nursing home staff and residents against COVID-19 by the
end of the year. Health department Director Randall Williams on Friday told
reporters that Missouri is expecting to get close to 340,000 doses of
coronavirus vaccines this month. Williams says Missouri plans to begin
vaccinating non-essential workers in May. He says he's hopeful anyone who wants
a vaccine should be able to get one by July or August.
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