BREAKING: COVID-19 vaccination cards and N95 masks were stolen from a storage room at a Pennsylvania Hospital Center City vaccine clinic, according to police.
PHILADELPHIA — COVID-19 vaccination cards and N95 masks were stolen from a storage room at a Center City vaccination clinic, Philadelphia police said Thursday night.
Police said the complaint was made on Tuesday by the senior director for the clinic at Penn Medicine’s Hall-Mercer Community Mental Health Center located on the 200 block of South 8th Street.According to police, there were no signs of forced entry into the storage room, and it’s unknown exactly how many vaccination cards and masks were taken.
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