LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Nebraska is likely to receive roughly 60,000 doses of coronavirus vaccines this week.

The state Department of Health and Human Services said it expects to receive 59,450 doses of the vaccines this week as officials continue to focus on vaccinating everyone 65 and older across Nebraska.

It’s not yet clear how many doses will be allocated this week to a new federal program that is distributing some virus shots through select Walmart stores and some community pharmacies. Last week, that program received 5,700 doses of the vaccines.

The state said nearly 200,000 Nebraskans so far have registered to be notified when they are eligible to receive the vaccine. Nebraska officials estimate that 6.5% of the state’s population has received both required doses of the vaccine.

Nebraska reported 299 new virus cases and 14 deaths Tuesday to give the state 197,746 cases and 2,018 deaths since the pandemic began.

The seven-day rolling average of daily new cases in Nebraska decreased over the past two weeks, going from 520.57 new cases per day on Feb. 2 to 468.14 new cases per day on Tuesday.