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22 Feb, 7 tweets, 6 min read
New maps of #LosAngeles County show inequalities in #COVID_19 cases and disparities in vaccination rates.

So far 12% of the county's 10 million residents have been vaccinated.

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Priority was given to healthcare workers, residents of long-term care facilities and people 65 years and older.

A closer look at the map shows that #COVID_19 #vaccination numbers can vary widely from place to place.

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In some neighborhoods on the wealthy Westside such as #BeverlyHills, 25% of residents have already received the first dose of the two-shot vaccine.

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In contrast, South L.A. and neighboring cities such as #Compton, where incomes are lower and a majority of residents are Latino, only 5% of residents have been vaccinated.

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County officials say these disparities are due to long-standing issues with healthcare access, education and poverty, which government outreach efforts thus far have failed to overcome.

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For an interactive map and details on vaccination disparities see more from @sandhya__k, @ruhlmuk, @irisslee, @rdmurphy at latimes.com/projects/la-co…
As the #coronavirus #vaccine continues to be rolled out across the state, the LA Times is tracking how many people have been inoculated in #California at latimes.com/projects/calif…

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