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Students in extracurricular activities face an Oct. 31 deadline for getting both vaccine doses.
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Los Ángeles ha reabierto sus puertas, pero muchos de los empleados de emergencia siguen sin vacunarse. Poco más del 50% de los bomberos y policías de la ciudad se han vacunado.
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Los Angeles has reopened, but many first responders remain unvaccinated. Just over 50% of the city’s firefighters and police officers have gotten one shot.
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Just 55% of the Los Angeles firefighting force has received the COVID-19 vaccine, a lower number than originally announced, fire officials said.
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The L.A. Fire Department has seen a “sharp decline” in coronavirus cases following the rollout of vaccines, according to a memo from the fire chief.
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Late last year, firefighters were the first city workers given access to the shots. After an initial burst of activity, the number showing up to get the vaccine has plummeted.
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Los altos mandos de la LAFD están usando paseos gratuitos de Lyft, equipo Google Nest y sistemas de seguridad para atraer a los bomberos que no están dispuestos a recibir la vacuna COVID-19
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According to The Times tracker, 1 of every 16 people in the state has tested positive for the virus at some point during the pandemic.
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Top LAFD brass are using free Lyft rides, Google Nest gear and home security systems to entice firefighters unwilling to get a COVID-19 vaccine.
