Pennsylvania delivered more COVID-19 vaccines to Delaware County this week after receiving complaints from local, state, and federal representatives that the county was being shortchanged, reports Marcus Espinoza for www.fox29.com.

At an Upper Darby High mass vaccination site Sunday, more than 1,200 eligible residents lined up to get a COVID-19 shot, thanks to a tripling of the county’s Moderna vaccine allotment.

“Finally some of the vaccine is coming through, it’s been a struggle, really it’s just been trying to get it on a regular basis so we’re not canceling and rescheduling,” Director of Emergency Services Timothy Boyce said. “As vaccine becomes more and more available Delaware County is ready to get it into people’s arms.”

The county is expecting its first allotment of the single-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine in the next two or three weeks.  

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Also on Monday, Gov. Tom Wolf announced an additional lifting of restrictions due to declining COVID-19 cases statewide.

Effective April 4, restaurants may resume bar service; with alcohol service allowed without a food purchase.

The curfew for removing alcoholic drinks from tables will be lifted.

Indoor dining capacity will be raised to 75 percent.

Capacity will also be raised to 75 percent for other businesses, including gyms, casinos, theaters and malls.

Masks, social distancing and other COVID-19 guidelines are still in place.

Maximum occupancy for indoor events is 25 percent, 50 percent for outdoor events, regardless of maximum occupancy limits.