Here’s a look at Fenway Park turned into a COVID-19 vaccination site

28 January 2021 | 18:31

The home of the Boston Red Sox is ready to host something new: a site for COVID-19 vaccinations.

Earlier this month, Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker announced that Fenway Park would be a mass vaccination facility from Feb. 1 – the second of its kind after Gillette Stadium was launched as a vaccination facility on Jan. 18. The Fenway website is operated by Cambridge-based health technology company CIC Health.

“Mass vaccination sites such as Fenway Park are critical to the distribution of vaccines in our state – they provide thousands of residents with easy, safe and efficient access,” Baker said in a statement. “Our government, which has joined the Gillette Stadium, is very grateful to our hometown sports teams for acting to support the Commonwealth during the pandemic. We thank the Red Sox and CIC Health for their partnership, and look forward to opening more massive vaccination sites soon. ”

Here’s what Fenway Park looks like now.

January 27, 2021, Boston, MA: The venue has been converted into the area where people can get the vaccine. Photo by Maddie Malhotra / Boston Red Sox
January 27, 2021, Boston, MA: Tables are set up where the vaccine can be administered. Photo by Maddie Malhotra / Boston Red Sox
January 27, 2021, Boston, MA: social chairs inside the hall. Photo by Maddie Malhotra / Boston Red Sox
January 27, 2021, Boston, MA: The exterior of the venue makes it clear that Fenway will soon open as a vaccination site. Photo by Maddie Malhotra / Boston Red Sox
January 27, 2021, Boston, MA: The midfield scorecard advertises the vaccine, as well as CIC Health, the Red Sox and the Massachusetts Commonwealth. Photo by Billie Weiss / Boston Red Sox
January 27, 2021, Boston, MA: A look at the plots. Photo by Billie Weiss / Boston Red Sox
January 27, 2021, Boston, MA: Huge signs promote the hashtag #ThisIsOurShot. Photo by Billie Weiss / Boston Red Sox
January 27, 2021, Boston, MA: A wider view of the field and the COVID-19 vaccine boards. —Photo by Luke Fraser / Boston Red Sox

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