By CBS3 Staff
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — More than 200 Marines and U.S. Navy sailors have arrived in Philadelphia to help support FEMA’s mass vaccination site. Defense Department photos show a team of masked military members at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
The Center City Vaccination Center opens Wednesday.
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READ MORE: CDC, FDA Recommend US Pause Use Of Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 Vaccine Over Blood Clot ConcernsThe FEMA site will be appointment only.
People interested in getting a vaccine will need to sign up through the city’s health department.
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