Charleston, SC
Posted almost 3 years ago
Charleston
🦠NEW STRAIN: The Delta variant of COVID-19, which is highly contagious and has more serious effects such as hospitalization, has been detected in SC. Experts are certain that the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines are effective against it. President Biden and the White House staff hope that this will encourage people to get vaccinated and reach their goal of 70% of people in the US being vaccinated by July 4th. We are currently at 63%.
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