New York extends vaccination age: 30 years or older

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that beginning this March 30, New Yorkers age 30 and older will be eligible to get vaccinated.

In the same statement, it was announced that by April 6 all those inhabitants of 16 years or more will also be able to make their appointments to inoculate themselves in the vaccination centers.

#BREAKING: Starting Tuesday, April 6 at 8am, all New Yorkers age 16+ will be eligible to schedule and receive the COVID-19 vaccines.

And beginning tomorrow at 8am, all New Yorkers age 30+ will be eligible to schedule and receive the vaccines.

Let’s #VaccinateNY

— Andrew Cuomo (@NYGovCuomo) March 29, 2021

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New York extends vaccination age: 30 years or older

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