The Regina drive-thru vaccination clinic ran out of AstraZeneca doses Monday night.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority posted on social media last night indicating that the closure of the drive-thru clinic is temporary.

❗️UPDATE❗️The Regina Drive Thru immunization site line is now CLOSED. We have run out of vaccine.

Thank you for your patience + understanding as we worked to exhaust the pilot vaccine supply.

Please note, the closure is temporary until more vaccine supply becomes available.

— Saskatchewan Health Authority (@SaskHealth) March 23, 2021

The clinic will re-open when more vaccine supply gets sent to the province.

When the drive-thru clinic re-opens, Saskatchewan residents 58 years of age and older, as well as Phase One healthcare workers, will be able to receive their first dose of the vaccine.