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Florida Department of Health May 17 - Nassau County daily total of Coronavirus at 4
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Florida Department of Health
May 17, 2021
Nassau County Emergency Management:
#GetVaccinated should be on the pre-hurricane season "to do" list for everyone in the family.
Pets must have proof of current vaccinations (e.g., Rabies, Parvo, Distemper) in order to be admitted to a public shelter, but should have them all up-to-date before traveling anywhere.
People should be current on their shots, too! We know stress lowers your immunity to pathogens. Evacuations, crowded shelters, and post-storm conditions increase your likelihood of infection with the germs that cause Colds, Flu, Shingles, Pneumonia, Hepatitis, Tetanus, and CoViD-19.
8,476 people in Nassau County have tested positive for infection with the SARS-CoV-2 virus (64 new since the last report) and 126 Nassau Residents have died from CoViD-19.
31,263 Nassau County residents are fully vaccinated; 3,821 others have had their first dose, but not the second.
Anyone age 12+ years can now be vaccinated against CoViD-19. Most people are less than five miles from a site offering the free vaccine. Go to Vaccines.gov to find a location for your preferred brand of vaccine.
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