The need for these shots grow every day as New York reports a total of 32,725 deaths from coronavirus since the pandemic began, 1.2 million people have tested positive and the current positivity rate stands well over 5%.
On Saturday, 500 seniors were vaccinated at NYCHA complexes.
And yet another vaccine site opens Sunday at the Abyssinian Church in Harlem at noon.
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Doses were also supposed to be available at the Brooklyn Army Terminal, one of five 24-hour mega sites opened by the city last week, but the site closed and gates were locked Friday.
People with appointments were turned away, while other appointments were canceled because there was not enough vaccine. The city says it's asking state and federal authorities to get more there as soon as possible.
The state is only getting a few hundred thousand doses as millions are now eligible.
Governor Andrew Cuomo estimates it could be until April before the vaccine reaches a critical mass.
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