Carney extends Delaware's Public Health Emergency another 30 days
WILMINGTON — Gov. John Carney formally extended Delaware’s Public Health Emergency order another 30 days on Thursday.
The extension allows the state and medical providers to continue …
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Carney extends Delaware's Public Health Emergency another 30 days
By Tim MastroWILMINGTON — Gov. John Carney formally extended Delaware’s Public Health Emergency order another 30 days on Thursday.
The extension allows the state and medical providers to continue COVID-19 vaccination and testing programs. Under Delaware law, Public Health Emergency declarations must be renewed every 30 days.
“There’s no better way to prevent the spread of COVID-19, and keep all Delaware children in their classrooms for in-person learning, than to get vaccinated,” Gov. Carney said in a statement. “These vaccines are safe and extremely protective against COVID-19 infection and serious illness. I encourage all Delawareans to get your shot and help us finally put an end to this pandemic.”
Delawareans can see a list of vaccination sites here.
