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marmar

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Wed Jan 27, 2021, 12:08 PM Jan 2021

Michigan passes COVID-19 milestone: Vaccinations now exceed coronavirus cases since March



Michigan now has more people at least partially vaccinated against COVID-19 than the number of diagnosed cases since last March.

At least 611,045 Michigan residents have received the first dose of vaccine as of Sunday, Jan. 24, according to the state’s COVID-19 dashboard. The real number is likely larger because of reporting lags, especially for the program vaccinating long-term care residents and staff.

By comparison, Michigan has 600,093 coronavirus cases diagnosed since the pandemic began in March. That includes 551,080 cases confirmed by a coronavirus test and another 49,013 probable cases based on symptoms and exposure.

Nationwide, the United States has vaccinated 18.5 million people so far compared to about 25.8 million diagnosed coronavirus cases. ............(more)

https://www.mlive.com/public-interest/2021/01/michigan-passes-covid-19-milestone-vaccinations-now-exceed-coronavirus-cases-since-march.html




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Michigan passes COVID-19 milestone: Vaccinations now exceed coronavirus cases since March (Original Post) marmar Jan 2021 OP
Cool milestone soothsayer Jan 2021 #1
A grifting president during a pandemic. What could go wrong? Irish_Dem Jan 2021 #2
While the Michigan legislature Bayard Jan 2021 #3
one hopes MI dems are loudly proclaiming responsibility while giving no credit to repubs nt msongs Jan 2021 #4
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