CDC Says Winter Storm Is Delaying Vaccine Distribution

Severe weather has delayed vaccine shipments from FedEx in Tennessee and UPS in Kentucky, leading to the closure of many vaccination sites. The White House COVID response coordinator has encouraged these sites to extend their hours upon reopening to compensate for the delays.

What is causing the delay in vaccine shipments according to the CDC?

• Labor strikes

• Shortage of vaccines

• Severe weather conditions

• Technical issues at FedEx

Which facilities are mentioned as being affected by the weather delays?

• FedEx in Georgia and UPS in Ohio

• FedEx in New York and UPS in Texas

• FedEx in Tennessee and UPS in Kentucky

• FedEx in California and UPS in Florida

What is the impact of severe weather on vaccination sites?

• Increased vaccine supply

• Extended operating hours

• Closure of many sites

• More vaccination appointments

What does the White House COVID response coordinator suggest to mitigate the delays?

• Cancel all appointments

• Extend hours after reopening

• Reduce the number of vaccines

• Move vaccination sites indoors

Why should vaccination sites extend their hours according to the White House?

• To increase vaccine prices

• To reduce waiting times

• To make up for shipment delays

• To accommodate more staff