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Quebec hits pause on Pfizer vaccine for walk-in clinics until June 24 amid shipping delays

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COVID-19 vaccination clinics will temporarily stop offering the Pfizer vaccine due to shipping delays.Officials said in a news release that a shipment of 546,000 doses expected over the weekend will only be delivered on June 24 or 25, prompting the move.

COVID-19: Quebec reports 127 new cases, 2 more deaths “In this context, the priority of the vaccination teams is to ensure that the doses of Pfizer are in sufficient quantity to continue the vaccination activities already planned and to honour the appointments made,” the statement reads.The government said the measure applies to the Pfizer vaccine only, and that Moderna and AstraZeneca will continue to be offered at walk-in clinics.

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