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CONSUMER ALERT: Avoid COVID-19 Vaccine and Distribution Scams

ByStaff Report

WASHINGTON AND HOLMES COUNTY—Attorney General Ashley Moody today issued a Consumer Alert warning Floridians about COVID-19 vaccine product and distribution scams. With coronavirus vaccines …

 

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