Georgia becomes the third state to close a Johnson & Johnson vaccination site

CBS local time on April 10th reported that eight people in Georgia had adverse reactions after injecting Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine, making the third state to temporarily close the Johnson & Johnson vaccination site.

The top two states to shut down Johnson & Johnson vaccination sites were reported to be North Carolina and Colorado. Earlier this week, North Carolina reported 18 people who had adverse reactions after receiving the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, while 11 people in Colorado had symptoms such as dizziness, nausea and fainting after receiving the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.