Secretary of State William Galvin is calling for a “national vaccination day” once coronavirus vaccines on the cusp of approval in the United States become widely available to the public.
Secretary of State William Galvin is calling for a “national vaccination day” once coronavirus vaccines on the cusp of approval in the United States become widely available to the public. Galvin proposed selecting a date by which the general public would get the first dose of a vaccine. “In the same way that voting this year occurred over a period of time, and there was a day by which we all knew to make sure we had voted, I believe it will be important to establish a national day by which we all pledge to get the first dose of the new vaccine, once the vaccines become available to the general public,” Galvin said in a press release.
