Sky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell says at the current vaccination rate it would take two years to inoculate every Australian against the coronavirus.
To combat this statistic the government is expected to promote the idea of mass vaccination clinics at the National Cabinet meeting tomorrow with health official pushing back against drive-through facilities. The National Cabinet is now meeting twice a week to in a bid to speed up the vaccine rollout amid a growing reluctance to receive the AstraZeneca vaccine.
Source: Healthcare Press (healthcarepress.net)
aclennell depends how many want it...
aclennell Less if the government opens international borders and we get Morrison's (desired) 1,000 cases a day, of course. Don't have to vaccinate the dead ... !
aclennell The question I have is, how can our government guarantee the safety of an experimental therapy that has not even been fully tested, especially with regard to long term issues.
aclennell Don't worry Morrison got his shot and he got the good one, while the rest of us get the one that may or may not kill us auspol
aclennell Vaccine represent disaster! We can’t have any effective vaccine because the virus is man made!
aclennell ScottNoIdea ItsAllAboutMe
aclennell Haven’t met anyone who wants it😃
aclennell Most incompetent govt in Australian history... Nothing more than announcements that they never deliver
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