Governor Holcomb says Indiana needs to keep “beating the drum” for COVID-19 vaccinations.
Indiana is vaccinating about 5,300 Hoosiers a day, the fewest since December, when the vaccine had been out for barely a week and was available only to health care workers and first responders.
For the last three weeks, booster shots for those already vaccinated have outnumbered new vaccinations.
Governor Holcomb says it “pains” him that many of those who are belatedly getting vaccinated were convinced because a family member died of COVID-19.
