LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — A Nevada senator says we need to deliver COVID vaccines to the people on their turf and on their terms.
Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto says for people who aren't really into the whole idea of getting the vaccine it often comes down to trust.
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'A lot of people don't realize the vaccination is free. Sometimes there's a language barrier and there's a lot of misinformation about the truth of these vaccines. Bring them in the community, have neighbors and friends that can talk to somebody, or learn from a trusted physician, or someone they trust that the vaccines are there to protect them against COVID and they will get vaccinated,” said Cortez Masto
13 Action News asked Cortez Masto if Nevada went too big, too soon, as the infection numbers started to drop. The senator said no but stressed it's critical to get vaccinated and follow safety protocols to help our state get through the pandemic.
