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King County, Washington’s largest municipality, has opened two new public vaccination sites from the 1st. /Reuters
Amid the continuing’corona vaccine crisis’ in Washington state, in order to vaccinate the vaccine, it is still necessary to find individual information and make an appointment.
Some regions are opening public corona vaccine vaccination sites, but some have decided to close the vaccination sites due to lack of vaccine.
However, this situation also changes from time to time depending on the availability of the vaccine, so you must go to the county health department or the Washington State Department of Health website (https://www.doh.wa.gov/YouandYourFamily/Immunization/VaccineLocations) to obtain information about vaccination. do.
First of all, Washington State’s largest municipality, King County, opened two new public vaccination sites from the 1st.
Showware Center in Kent (625 W James St, Kent) and the General Services Administration (GSA) complex in Avon (2701 C St. SW, Auburn).
The vaccination is only available to those aged 75 and over and the 50-year-old chairman who cannot live independently. ), you must first make a reservation.
In the case of Snohomish County, ▲Paynefield (3220 100th St.SW, Everett) ▲Evergreen State Fairground (14405 179th Ave, SE, Monroe) ▲Edmonds College (20000 68th Ave W, Lynnwood) ▲Arlington Airport (18204 59th) Ave.NE, Arlington) have public vaccination stations at four locations.
Although reservations are full at the moment, you can get updated vaccination information by going to the Snohomish County Health Department website (https://www.snohd.org/564/COVID-Vaccine-Info) from time to time to check the information. I can.
Meanwhile, from the 1st, three counties in Seattle, including King, Pierce, and Snohomish, and seven counties, including Thurston, Grace Harbor, Lewis, and Pacific counties, entered indoor business.
However, indoor business is allowed within 25% of the capacity, and masks and social distancing must be observed when visiting restaurants.
In these seven counties, where entry was allowed in the second phase, indoor fitness centers and museums could also be opened within 25% of the capacity.
Among these, three counties in the Seattle area, such as King, Snowhomish, and Pierce, have been found to have a mutant virus that infects faster than the general coronavirus, so safety rules such as wearing a mask and social distancing must be strictly followed.