The coronavirus pandemic continues to impact our everyday lives.
Several people tell Action News Now, they’re ready to take a coronavirus vaccine when it becomes available.
While others want to wait a little more.
How will the release of a vaccine how will that impact us here at home?
New at 5 -- action news now reporter ana torrea -- live in shasta county -- with how our community feels about this step forward.
Take sot* trt:06 teressa syta lives in los angeles i would probably not only because im a person who doesn't get a flu vaccine// i would personally prefer to wait ((butt to)) take sot* trt:10 joanne nau lives in shasta county i'd be willing to take it.
I have a compromised immune system.
As long as it's not a live virus, i've been told i can take it.
As the coronavirus pandemic stretches on... some people are waiting for some kind of relief.
Take sot* ((too quick, no cg 00 i'll layer with with b-roll)) trt:02 alan gonzalez lives in diamond bar i'd like to see it out there as soon as possible but others are little more cautious.
Take sot* trt:07 dillon uncino lives in redding i wouldn't go for the very first one that's released i would like to see how the side effects work out ((butt to)) take sot* trt:07 alan gonzalez lives in diamond bar just to make sure no one's experiencing any bad experiences with it ana stand up* trt ana torrea atorreanews here in shasta county, we landed back in the purple tier.
That means tighter restrictions now for businesses.
One person believes that a coronavirus vaccine would help the state get back to normal take sot* trt:05 alan gonzalez lives in diamond bar i think it's going to give everybody confidence, have them feel safe and have them get back to their normal lives while a vaccine is not ready yet.
Some people agree, that in the meantime, the best thing to do?
Take sot* trt:07 dillon uncino lives in redding i reached out to shasta county public health about their vaccine distribution plans, the agency, there are no plans in place just yet.
I also reached out to tehama county public health, where i'm still waiting to hear back.
Reporting live in redding, ana torrea, action news now coverage you can count on.
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Mayor Bill McMurray said he's hopeful for a covid-19 vaccine to be available by mid next month.
