Coronavirus in the USA, mass vaccination in Round Rock, Texas

Mar 6, 2021

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March 7, 2021, Round Rock, Texas, USA: Round Rock, TX USA March 6, 2021: Registered Nurse STEPHANIE CARTER delivers Moderna vaccine to patients at a Williamson County 24-hour vaccine marathon, catching up with the COVID-19 vaccination schedule following February s devastating winter storm that crippled Texas. The goal set was vaccinations for 7,000 Texans with first or second Moderna doses. Round Rock USA - ZUMAd150 20210307_znp_d150_054 Copyright: xBobxDaemmrichx
March 7, 2021, Round Rock, Texas, USA: Round Rock, TX USA March 6, 2021: Nurse STEPHANIE CARTER dances to music as Williamson County hosts a 24-hour vaccine marathon to catch up with COVID-19 vaccination schedule after last month s devastating winter storm that crippled much of Texas. The goal was to vaccinate up to 7,000 Texans with first or second Moderna doses. Round Rock USA - ZUMAd150 20210307_znp_d150_053 Copyright: xBobxDaemmrichx
March 7, 2021, Round Rock, Texas, USA: Round Rock, TX USA March 6, 2021: Medical student Max Chehadi delivers vaccine to patient Steven Harwood at a Williamson County 24-hour vaccine marathon to catch up with COVID-19 vaccination schedule after last month s devastating winter storm that crippled much of Texas. The goal was to vaccinate up to 7,000 Texans with first or second Moderna doses. Round Rock USA - ZUMAd150 20210307_znp_d150_044 Copyright: xBobxDaemmrichx
March 7, 2021, Round Rock, Texas, USA: Round Rock, TX USA March 6, 2021: A Moderna vaccine stockpile as Williamson County hosts a 24-hour vaccine marathon to catch up with COVID-19 vaccination schedule after last month s devastating winter storm that crippled much of Texas. The goal was to vaccinate up to 7,000 Texans with first or second Moderna doses. Round Rock USA - ZUMAd150 20210307_znp_d150_035 Copyright: xBobxDaemmrichx
March 7, 2021, Round Rock, Texas, USA: Round Rock, TX USA March 6, 2021: Medical student Max Chehadi, r, works with Stephaniee Carter (l) to deliver vaccine to patients at a Williamson County 24-hour vaccine marathon to catch up with COVID-19 vaccination schedule after last month s devastating winter storm that crippled much of Texas. The goal was to vaccinate up to 7,000 Texans with first or second Moderna doses. Round Rock USA - ZUMAd150 20210307_znp_d150_034 Copyright: xBobxDaemmrichx
March 7, 2021, Round Rock, Texas, USA: Round Rock, TX USA March 6, 2021: Medical student Max Chehadi delivers vaccine to a patient at a Williamson County 24-hour vaccine marathon to catch up with COVID-19 vaccination schedule after last month s devastating winter storm that crippled much of Texas. The goal was to vaccinate up to 7,000 Texans with first or second Moderna doses. Round Rock USA - ZUMAd150 20210307_znp_d150_030 Copyright: xBobxDaemmrichx
March 7, 2021, Round Rock, Texas, USA: Round Rock, TX USA March 6, 2021: Registered Nurse Stephanee Carter delivers Moderna vaccine to patients at a Williamson County 24-hour vaccine marathon, catching up with the COVID-19 vaccination schedule following February s devastating winter storm that crippled Texas. The goal set was vaccinations for 7,000 Texans with first or second Moderna doses. Round Rock USA - ZUMAd150 20210307_znp_d150_025 Copyright: xBobxDaemmrichx
March 7, 2021, Round Rock, Texas, USA: Round Rock, TX USA March 6, 2021: A vaccinated woman gives a double thumbs up as Williamson County hosts a 24-hour vaccine marathon to catch up with COVID-19 vaccination schedule after last month s devastating winter storm that crippled much of Texas. The goal was to vaccinate up to 7,000 Texans with first or second Moderna doses. Round Rock USA - ZUMAd150 20210307_znp_d150_012 Copyright: xBobxDaemmrichx
March 7, 2021, Round Rock, Texas, USA: Round Rock, TX USA March 6, 2021: Williamson County hosts a 24-hour vaccine marathon to catch up with COVID-19 vaccination schedule after last month s devastating winter storm that crippled much of Texas. The goal was to vaccinate up to 7,000 Texans with first or second Moderna doses. Round Rock USA - ZUMAd150 20210307_znp_d150_011 Copyright: xBobxDaemmrichx
March 7, 2021, Round Rock, Texas, USA: Round Rock, TX USA March 6, 2021: Emergency tech Tabitha Kozster vaccinates a patient as Williamson County hosts a 24-hour vaccine marathon to catch up with COVID-19 vaccination schedule after last month s devastating winter storm that crippled much of Texas. The goal was to vaccinate up to 7,000 Texans with first or second Moderna doses. Round Rock USA - ZUMAd150 20210307_znp_d150_007 Copyright: xBobxDaemmrichx
March 7, 2021, Round Rock, Texas, USA: Round Rock, TX USA March 6, 2021: Williamson County hosts a 24-hour vaccine marathon to catch up with COVID-19 vaccination schedule after last month s devastating winter storm that crippled much of Texas. The goal was to vaccinate up to 7,000 Texans with first or second Moderna doses. Round Rock USA - ZUMAd150 20210307_znp_d150_003 Copyright: xBobxDaemmrichx
Drivers remain in their vehicles while being monitored to ensure they suffer no adverse reaction to the COVID-19 Moderna vaccine they received at the Forum in Inglewood, California on Saturday, March 6, 2021. As more Californians get vaccinated, the state will make it easier for counties to reopen, Newsom administration officials announced this week. Once 2 million coronavirus vaccines have been given to people in the state s most disadvantaged ZIP codes, the California Department of Public Health will lower the threshold for counties to move from the most restrictive purple tier into the less restrictive red tier. LAP2021030615 JIMxRUYMEN

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