Those infected had traveled to a family gathering with people from states where the variant has been found.
Delaware specifies how it will handle second doses of COVID-19 vaccine
Delaware will make sure people get a second dose of vaccine in 28 to 35 days after the first shot.
Registration for phase 1B opens Wednesday on new state site; focus on 65 and up
The state expects more people to ask for vaccine than is available, so it will triage the requests according to age, medical condition and risk factors.
State opens vaccines to 1b, is creating appointment system; test at Salesianum included senior groups
People who got vaccines and weren’t supposed to Saturday in Dover has led the state to create system so people register for specific times.
State sets vaccine “sprint” to speed up shots, get to those not in healthcare
During an event last week at a Georgetown DMV, the state vaccinated 650 first responders and school nurses in just two hours.
More than 30 pop-up COVID-19 testing sites planned for week of Jan. 11
As statistics show the number of Delaware COVID-19 hospitalization high and positive cases rising in the wake of December holidays, āWe all need to do our part and flatten this curve again,ā said Gov. John Carney in a press release. “Testing is the best way to track the spread of COVID-19 and monitor for potential outbreaks. But itās not …
Delaware announces first child has died from COVID-19
With new COVID-19 cases trending up after the December holidays, Delaware health officials have announced a child has died from COVID-19. It’s the first pediatric death and involved a child under the age of 5 from New Castle County who also had “a significant number” of other conditions. The state said in a press release it would not release …
State says 15,000 vaccinated, with plans to accelerate using drive-thru events
‘Logistics are more complicated over the holidays. Thereās some hesitancy from staff to take the vaccine over the holidays,’
State wants schools to return to hybrid learning on Jan. 11
‘As we have said many times, we do not believe there is a public health reason to close schools.’
Delaware COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, death continue to rise
The state said Thursday night that 11,274 doses of COVID-19 vaccine had been administered.