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Boston-04/07/21 Navy medical doctors, nurses and corpsmen from Viginia took buses up to Boston on orders from FEMA to give the COVID vaccinations to the thousands of people at the Hynes Convention Center who have appointments there. Vaccinatrion booths are in numerical order where the vaccines are given. Photo by John Tlumacki/Globe Staff (metro)
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Boston-04/07/21 Navy medical doctors, nurses and corpsmen from Viginia took buses up to Boston on orders from FEMA to give the COVID vaccinations to the thousands of people at the Hynes Convention Center who have appointments there. Vaccinatrion booths are in numerical order where the vaccines are given. Photo by John Tlumacki/Globe Staff (metro)
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