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Due to an issue with syringes roughly 4300 California individuals at the Oakland Coliseum received a smaller Covid-19 vaccine dosage than they should have.
EMT’s who asked to remain anonymous in order to keep their jobs, identified the issue which was confirmed by state officials. The people who received too little of the Pfizer doses received their vaccines on Monday before 2 p.m.
The California Office of Emergency Services, which helps run the site with the Federal Emergency Management Agency, said high-level meetings were held on Tuesday afternoon after whistleblowers alerted the issue.
Cal OES spokesman Brian Ferguson reportedly said he didn’t think anyone was formally underdosed and that there wasn’t any need to contact the individuals who received the lower vaccine amount.
On Wednesday, he said authorities were told that the dosing fell within medical guidelines and protocols.
Dr. Peter Chin-Hong, an infectious disease expert, reportedly said the patients were “likely protected” and could make up the lost dosage in the second round of vaccine dosing.
The incident came as Gov. Gavin Newsom expressed optimism over the state’s vaccination efforts.
Gov. Gavin Newsom recently spoke highly of the state’s vaccination efforts before this unfortunate incident.
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Due to an issue with syringes roughly 4300 California individuals at the Oakland Coliseum received a smaller Covid-19 vaccine dosage than they should have.
EMT’s who asked to remain anonymous in order to keep their jobs, identified the issue which was confirmed by state officials. The people who received too little of the Pfizer doses received their vaccines on Monday before 2 p.m.
The California Office of Emergency Services, which helps run the site with the Federal Emergency Management Agency, said high-level meetings were held on Tuesday afternoon after whistleblowers alerted the issue.
Cal OES spokesman Brian Ferguson reportedly said he didn’t think anyone was formally underdosed and that there wasn’t any need to contact the individuals who received the lower vaccine amount.
On Wednesday, he said authorities were told that the dosing fell within medical guidelines and protocols.
Dr. Peter Chin-Hong, an infectious disease expert, reportedly said the patients were “likely protected” and could make up the lost dosage in the second round of vaccine dosing.
The incident came as Gov. Gavin Newsom expressed optimism over the state’s vaccination efforts.
Gov. Gavin Newsom recently spoke highly of the state’s vaccination efforts before this unfortunate incident.