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Sununu: New Hampshire may be 'weeks away' from opening up COVID-19 vaccinations to all

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AdvertisementGovernor says vaccinations have been progressing at good rateSununu: New Hampshire may be 'weeks away' from opening up COVID-19 vaccinations to allGovernor says vaccinations have been progressing at good rateHide TranscriptShow Transcript12 PERCENT OF THE STATE IS FULLY VACCINATED... THAT EQUATES TO MORE 160-THOUSAND PEOPLE. THE GOVERNOR ISN'T COMMITTING TO A DATE... BU SOON, HE SAYS ANYONE 16 AND OLDER WILL BE ELIGIBLE FOR THE COVID-19 VACCINE.  ON MONDAY... ENROLLMENT IN PHASE 2B OPENS FOR ANYONE 50 AND OLDER. SUNUNU SAYS VINI WILL HAVE 200- THOUSAND FIRST DOSE APPOINTMENTS THROUGH APRIL READY TO BE BOOKED.  WITH WARMER WEATHER UPON US... THE STATE IS LIFTING SOME RESTRICTIONS FOR AMUSEMENT PARKS, TOURIST TRAINS AND PERFORMING ARTS.  SUNUNU REMAINS OPTIMISTIC ABOUT WHAT SUMMER COULD LOOK LIKE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.  BACK TO VACCINES... SUNUNU SAYS AS MORE VACCINES BECOME AVAILABLE... THE STATE WILL CONTINUE TO ADD APPOINTMENTS SO THOSE IN PHASE 2B MIGAdvertisementSununu: New Hampshire may be 'weeks away' from opening up COVID-19 vaccinations to allGovernor says vaccinations have been progressing at good rateAll Granite Staters could be eligible to start signing up for COVID-19 vaccination appointments within weeks, Gov. Chris Sununu said.Sununu said the state is not yet ready to announce a firm date for when vaccination would be open to everyone age 16 and older in New Hampshire, but he said vaccinations have been progressing at a good rate, and he expects that to continue.&gt;&gt; H0w and where to get the COVID-19 vaccine in New Hampshire"I've been telling people to plan for a good summer, and we're still very much on track for that," Sununu said.Registration for Phase 2B, which includes all Granite Staters age 50 and older, begins Monday. Sununu said about 200,000 appointments will be immediately available on the state's vaccination scheduling website for that group. &gt;&gt; Latest COVID-19 impact coverage from WMURMassachusetts announced this week that all its residents would be eligible to make an appointment by April 19, but Sununu said he wants to make sure New Hampshire's new scheduling website can handle the expected rush of appointments before finalizing a date.Even when registrations open to all residents, appointments might stretch out for weeks or months, depending on the availability of vaccines.&gt;&gt; COVID-19 in New Hampshire: Important informationDr. Beth Daly, chief of the state's Bureau of Infectious Disease Control, said about 34,000 vaccine doses were received this week, and a similar number are expected next week. She said about 24% of the New Hampshire population has received at least one dose of the vaccine, and about 12% are fully vaccinated.With warmer weather upon us, the state is lifting some restrictions for amusement parks, tourist trains and performing arts. "It doesn't open everything to 100% capacity, but it addresses some of the issues of where social distancing and masking really needs to be adhered to," Sununu said.** Town-by-town COVID-19 case data **--All Granite Staters could be eligible to start signing up for COVID-19 vaccination appointments within weeks, Gov. Chris Sununu said.Sununu said the state is not yet ready to announce a firm date for when vaccination would be open to everyone age 16 and older in New Hampshire, but he said vaccinations have been progressing at a good rate, and he expects that to continue.Advertisement&gt;&gt; "I've been telling people to plan for a good summer, and we're still very much on track for that," Sununu said.Registration for Phase 2B, which includes all Granite Staters age 50 and older, begins Monday. Sununu said about 200,000 appointments will be immediately available on the state's for that group. &gt;&gt;Massachusetts announced this week that all its residents would be eligible to make an appointment by April 19, but Sununu said he wants to make sure New Hampshire's new scheduling website can handle the expected rush of appointments before finalizing a date.Even when registrations open to all residents, appointments might stretch out for weeks or months, depending on the availability of vaccines.&gt;&gt; COVID-19 in New Hampshire: Dr. Beth Daly, chief of the state's Bureau of Infectious Disease Control, said about 34,000 vaccine doses were received this week, and a similar number are expected next week. She said about 24% of the New Hampshire population has received at least one dose of the vaccine, and about 12% are fully vaccinated.With warmer weather upon us, the state is lifting some restrictions for amusement parks, tourist trains and performing arts. "It doesn't open everything to 100% capacity, but it addresses some of the issues of where social distancing and masking really needs to be adhered to," Sununu said.** **--Loading more articles...

AdvertisementGovernor says vaccinations have been progressing at good rateSununu: New Hampshire may be 'weeks away' from opening up COVID-19 vaccinations to allGovernor says vaccinations have been progressing at good rateHide TranscriptShow Transcript12 PERCENT OF THE STATE IS FULLY VACCINATED... THAT EQUATES TO MORE 160-THOUSAND PEOPLE. THE GOVERNOR ISN'T COMMITTING TO A DATE... BU SOON, HE SAYS ANYONE 16 AND OLDER WILL BE ELIGIBLE FOR THE COVID-19 VACCINE.  ON MONDAY... ENROLLMENT IN PHASE 2B OPENS FOR ANYONE 50 AND OLDER. SUNUNU SAYS VINI WILL HAVE 200- THOUSAND FIRST DOSE APPOINTMENTS...

Sununu: New Hampshire may be 'weeks away' from opening up COVID-19 vaccinations to all

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