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The week of September 23, out of 1721 new hospital admissions approximately 1700 were unvaccinated. Help reduce the strain on our healthcare systems, protect yourself and your community. Find a vaccination location near you at http://ourshot.in.gov pic.twitter.com/Yd1WITpufC

The #DeltaVariant of the virus that causes #COVID19 is more than 2x as contagious as the original strain. Some fully vaccinated people can spread Delta, but vaccines provide protection from hospitalization, severe disease and death. Get vaccinated: http://ourshot.in.gov pic.twitter.com/NQik2GxDrH

If you use a meal kit delivery service, use a food thermometer to make sure food arrives at a safe temperature. If perishable food such as meat, produce, or eggs arrives above 40°F, notify the company and don’t eat it. #FoodSafety Learn more: https://go.usa.gov/xpqAA pic.twitter.com/SihWkxnXpG

#ICYMI Booster shots are now available for eligible individuals. Who should get it? 65+ 50-64 with underlying medical conditions Who may get it? 18-49 with underlying condition 18-64 who are at high risk of exposure More: https://bit.ly/IDOHBooster  http://ourshot.in.gov pic.twitter.com/xrnkfvqTqU

#SepticSmart #QuickTip: Keep it Clean! Test your drinking water well to keep your family healthy. #CleanWater Learn more at http://epa.gov/septic pic.twitter.com/NtNQMo7mK3

Bookmark this handy diagram from the CDC on the differences between seasonal allergies and COVID-19. Getting your #COVID19 vaccine can help prevent serious illness or death. Find a location near you at http://ourshot.in.gov pic.twitter.com/HFd1MzutLF

Schedule your #COVID19 vaccination and take a step toward getting back together with your friends. If you’re not fully vaccinated, you should: Get vaccinated. Wear a mask. Stay 6 feet apart. Avoid crowds. Schedule your vaccine today: http://ourshot.in.gov pic.twitter.com/2qLYwZ0PmT

#SepticSmart #QuickTip: Shield Your Field! Protect the drainfield of your #septicsystem by keeping the field free of trees, plants, and heavy objects. Learn more at http://epa.gov/septic pic.twitter.com/doFGJYZ8tg

Got #mosquitoes? You can help reduce the number of mosquitoes around your home and prevent the spread of germs by dumping standing water where mosquitoes like to lay their eggs. Even though the temp has dropped, mosquitos are buzzing about. Take the necessary precautions.pic.twitter.com/2n0yukFbmo

Getting vaccinated is the best protection against #COVID19, even if you've already had it. Visit http://ourshot.in.gov  to find a location near you. Booster shots are also available for eligible individuals. Info: https://bit.ly/IDOHBooster pic.twitter.com/8GJS5ffJ5R

#SepticSmart #QuickTip: Don’t Strain Your Drain! The more water you conserve, the less ends up in your septic tank. Learn more at http://epa.gov/septic pic.twitter.com/cKYbrCCpP2

Below is the latest #COVID19 case information for #Indiana: Total positive cases: 947,918 Total deaths: 14,895 Total tests administered: 13,354,696 Total doses administered: 6,470,565 Total fully vaccinated: 3,237,813 Learn more http://coronavirus.IN.gov pic.twitter.com/oGbeimtpjc

ATTN: Indiana to begin offering Pfizer COVID-19 booster shots for eligible Hoosiers. There are certain guidelines to follow. 65+ and long-term care residents should receive a booster 50-64 with underlying conditions should receive a booster More info: http://bit.ly/IDOHBooster pic.twitter.com/EF1cguTHvT

Have you misplaced your vaccine card? There are a couple ways you can get a copy. 1. Visit the location you received your shot. 2. Contact your local county health department. Here's a list of contact info: http://bit.ly/IndianaLHDs pic.twitter.com/pP4aFyacnz

For some #COVID19 vaccines, you need 2 shots to get the most protection. The timing between shots depends on which one you receive. Pfizer-BioNTech: 3 weeks (21 days) after your first shot Moderna: 4 weeks (28 days) after your first shot More: https://bit.ly/2RfAtaM pic.twitter.com/yBzty9Xxrk

#SepticSmart #QuickTip: Pump Your Tank! Get your #septicsystem pumped every 3-5 years to maintain its lifespan. Learn more at https://www.epa.gov/septic pic.twitter.com/kFqos8iwpw

Below is the latest #COVID19 case information for #Indiana: Total positive cases: 944,708 Total deaths: 14,864 Total tests administered: 13,308,638 Total doses administered: 6,460,340 Total fully vaccinated: 3,232,246 Learn more http://coronavirus.IN.gov pic.twitter.com/Q75JLqTmio