Baltimore health officials blame overbooking as people are turned away from city’s vaccination site

People with appointments for coronavirus vaccinations were turned away Tuesday when they arrived at Baltimore’s vaccination center, a situation city health officials attributed to overbooking by the state’s vaccination scheduling system. Dr. Letitia Dzirasa, Baltimore’s health commissioner, said that due to a limited supply of vaccines, the city has moved to distributing only second doses of the two-shot vaccine for at least the remainder of February.