September 3, 2025 - 23:34

As the cold and flu season approaches, Dallas County health officials are taking proactive measures to prepare for potential health challenges. The county has placed an order for the new COVID-19 vaccine from the state, aiming to bolster community immunity during this critical time. However, the rollout of the vaccine comes with a cloud of uncertainty regarding its availability and distribution.
The county health director has expressed concerns about who will be eligible to receive the vaccine once it arrives. This uncertainty adds an additional layer of complexity to the public health strategy as officials work to ensure that residents are protected against both seasonal illnesses and COVID-19.
In the meantime, health leaders are encouraging residents to take preventive measures, such as getting their flu shots and practicing good hygiene. As the situation evolves, Dallas County remains committed to keeping the public informed and prepared for the upcoming season.
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