On the recordDecember 2, 2020
A, it's the right thing to do for those seniors. And B, hopefully, don't get any complications, don't have to go to the hospital, and frees up capacity for other people in the hospital.
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Governor Lamont emphasizes the importance of prioritizing vaccinations for seniors in nursing homes.
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