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The state announced Tuesday all Delawareans 16 years old or older can sign up for the state’s waiting list beginning on April 6 at 10 a.m. The waiting list can be accessed here.
Pharmacies may also begin vaccinating Delawareans who are 16-plus April 6.
This comes one week after all Delawareans 50 years or older became eligible. As of last Tuesday, those 50 years or older, those with underlying medical conditions and certain essential workers are currently eligible for the vaccine.
“Today’s announcement means that more Delawareans who want to be vaccinated will have the chance to find a shot,” said Gov. John Carney. “All three of these vaccines are extremely safe, and extremely effective against serious illness, hospitalization, and death. I’d urge all Delawareans to take the first shot you’re offered. That’s how we’ll beat this virus, and get back to spending more time with friends and family.”
As more Delawareans are vaccinated, the state has started to reopen.
Beginning Thursday at 8 a.m., capacity at outdoor venues will increase to 150 individuals, per an order from Gov. Carney. Capacity can increase further at certain venues pending approval from the Delaware Division of Public Health.
Indoor gatherings or events at any business or indoor space open to the public remain limited to the lesser of 50% of stated fire occupancy or 25 people. Food and drink establishments also remain at 50% of stated fire occupancy requirements, excluding employees.
Gov. Carney noted outdoor gatherings are safer and said he did not want to increase indoor occupancy just yet as Delaware is experiencing its highest case rates and percent-positive rates this month.