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Our state is moving into Phase 1B of COVID-19 vaccine distribution

by Ted Wolfson
January 19, 2021
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Bozeman, MT – According to the statement, Montana is moving into new phase of COVID-19 vaccine distribution – Phase 1B.

Gov. Gianforte announced has announced that the Phase 1B includes people 70 and older, Native Americans or other person of color who may be at heightened risk of complications, between 16-69 with a high-risk medical condition.

Phase 1B also includes people who were eligible to receive the vaccine in Phase 1A.

Gov. Gianforte said:

“Thanks to the diligence of our local health care workers, Montana is moving into Phase 1B of our vaccine distribution plan. By prioritizing the most vulnerable, we will save lives.”

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