Power outage leaves health officials scrambling to administer 5,400 doses of coronavirus vaccine
HOUSTON โ Harris County health officials scrambled Monday to administer 8,430 doses of the coronavirus vaccine after a power outage caused some of the vials to thaw. That led to 8,430 doses of the Moderna vaccine to thaw. County officials contacted Moderna and were given guidance from the vaccine-maker that the remaining doses could be refrigerated and used later. Houston Methodistโs statementIn a statement, Houston Methodist officials said they had received 1,000 doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine from the batch of thawed shots. AdโWe didnโt waste a drop,โ said Robert Schwartz, executive vice president of Houston Methodist Hospital.
Migrant caravan: KPRC2's Jacob Rascon reports in Mexico
KPRC2 anchor Jacob Rascon is in Mexico covering the migrant caravan. Posted by KPRC2 Jacob Rascon on Tuesday, October 30, 2018Dozens gather near a few outlets to charge phones. Posted by KPRC2 Jacob Rascon on Tuesday, October 30, 2018They march and hitch rides for 50-60 miles a day. Posted by KPRC2 Jacob Rascon on Monday, October 29, 2018There are many organizers and helpers for the caravan. Posted by KPRC2 Jacob Rascon on Sunday, October 28, 2018Follow Jacob Rascon on Facebook and Instagram.