From the newsroom of the Washington Post.

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Hi, this is Beth Reinhardt of the Washington Post.

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This is Post Reports.

I'm Martine Powers.

It's Thursday, February 18th.

Today, the rise and fall of a mass vaccination clinic in Philadelphia.

And why men need more friends.

During a five-day period last month in Philadelphia, nearly 7,000 people

received a first dose of the coronavirus vaccine at a mass vaccination site.

Her breed was one of them.

You know, it was a pretty seamless process.

You know, I signed up and then after I got my first shot,

I was telling the world, like, here's where you go.

It all looked like a model of 21st century efficiency.

And it was run by this group, Philly Fighting COVID,

that had been doing testing and making PPE.

But then suddenly, the vaccination site was shut down by the city's health department.

Officials said that they had lost trust in the group.

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