Florida Restricts COVID Vaccines To State Residents

Florida is addressing vaccine tourism by restricting vaccinations to full-time and part-time residents, including snowbirds. This move comes after reports of foreign visitors traveling to Florida for vaccines, with some even using private jets. New guidelines require proof of residency, such as a driver's license or utility bill. Over 1.18 million people have received their first dose in Florida, with 41,000 being non-residents. However, the exact number of non-residents from the US versus other countries remains unknown.

What is the significance of the term 'snowbirds' in the context of Florida's vaccination policy?

How many non-residents have been vaccinated in Florida according to state data?