Fema opens mass vaccination sites in bid to reach communities of color

Sites in Los Angeles and Oakland are part of Biden administration's work to speed Covid-19 immunization process

The Federal Emergency Management Agency has opened up its first Covid-19 mass vaccination sites, part of the Biden administration's efforts to speed up immunizations and to reach communities of color that have been disproportionately harmed by the pandemic.

Fema's first mass vaccination sites opened on Tuesday morning in Los Angeles and Oakland, California.