As of the morning of Feb. 8, 1,094,886 doses of the coronavirus vaccine had been administered in New Jersey, with a daily average of 40,656 doses. Approximately 2.4 million people have registered for the vaccine via the state’s online scheduling system, and many are still waiting for their turn, as “demand for the vaccine has far outpaced supply,” notes a recent memo from Long Beach Island Health Department Health Officer Daniel J. Krupinski, who provided various vaccine details from the state.
Currently, New Jersey is receiving approximately 210,000 vaccine doses per week – this includes both first and second…
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