COVID-19 Vaccine Supply for Illinois Less Than Anticipated

It looks like Illinois’ supply of COVID-19 vaccine expected in coming weeks is being cut in half. The state just heard from the Federal Government that next week’s shipment of eight-million Pfizer doses across the country has been reduced to four-point-three million. Governor Pritzker says the same goes for the following week. He added the size of the shipment is constantly changing and that this latest delay isn’t affecting distribution of the vaccine the state has just received.