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Hawaii National Guard administers 65,000 COVID vaccinations

By 1st Lt. Anyah Peatross, Hawaii National Guard

HONOLULU, Hawaii – The Hawaii National Guard Joint Task Force has injected more than 65,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine into Hawaii residents ages 12 and older.

At the request of the State Department of Health, the National Guard began supporting first- and second-dose COVID-19 vaccinations in communities across Hawaii in January. It recently added booster shots.

“I’m proud that the Hawaii National Guard Joint Task Force was able to assist the State Department of Health and the counties in achieving 71% of the Hawaii population vaccinated,” said Brig. Gen. Moses Kaoiwi Jr., the Hawaii National Guard Joint Task Force commander. “All Hawaii National Guard medical personnel across the state worked diligently to provide the assistance where it was needed. The low positivity rate indicates that our work has made a difference.”..

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  1. Richard Richard November 4, 2021

    Mass murdering thugs!

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