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Interior Health administers hundreds of ‘invalid doses’ of COVID-19 vaccine

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COVID-19 jab.“Interior Health recently discovered doses of COVID-19 vaccine stored in an incorrect freezer and considered invalid,” the health authority said in a press release on Tuesday.

Central Okanagan continues to drive COVID-19 case surge in B.C. The vaccine had been administered as 15 first doses and 501 second doses to area residents.They said it may have provided some protection from COVID-19, but each person who’s received an invalid dose will be contacted individually to get another.An invalid dose of vaccine does not pose risk to the client and Interior Health is offering assurances that none of the people dosed with an invalid shot have contracted COVID-19 since their immunization.

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