(Thanks to AP) More than 6 million COVID-19 vaccine doses have now been administered since becoming available in the state. Governor Doug Ducey hailed it as a major milestone and urged residents to keep the momentum to get vaccinated going. More than 3.3-million people statewide have received at least the first dose. That’s 47.3% of Arizona’s vaccine-eligible population. Around 2.9-million are fully vaccinated. The state is shutting down operations of its mass vaccination sites by June 28-th. Public health officials cited the vast availability of doses at community health centers, doctors’ offices, pharmacies and pop-up clinics.
