The government has sent billions to drug companies to develop a coronavirus shot but a tiny fraction of that to localities for training, record-keeping and other costs for vaccinating citizens.
Source: New York Times
Missing From State Plans to Distribute the Coronavirus Vaccine: Money to Do It
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