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Australia COVID: National approach to Delta COVID-19 variant desperately needed, warn experts

Australia COVID: National approach to Delta COVID-19 variant desperately needed, warn experts
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Australia COVID: National approach to Delta COVID-19 variant desperately needed, warn experts

Australia COVID: National approach to Delta COVID-19 variant desperately needed, warn experts
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Scott Morrison wants Australians in lockdown to shorten the gap between their AstraZeneca jabs

Share on Twitter Australians under lockdown have been urged to receive a second AstraZeneca dose within eight weeks of their first jab. Sydney is in the grips of an ongoing outbreak, with NSW reporting 38 new local coronavirus cases as the city and surrounds prepare for at least a third week of stay-at-home orders. A 12-week gap between AstraZeneca jabs has been recommended as the most effective way to protect people. But Prime Minister Scott Morrison wants people in the worst-affected areas who have received their first jab to make second dose appointments closer to eight weeks. READ MORE He said his latest recommendation was consistent with the advice of the expert immunisation panel Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI).

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Australia will soon start receiving up to one million Pfizer doses a week as supply ramps up, PM says

Mr Morrison said it meant the federal government was now “hitting its marks”. “I know we ve had challenges over the course of the last four months but we re hitting those marks now,” he told Nine’s Today show on Friday. READ MORE “We keep this pace up, we get there. So it really is a national effort to get there.” He said it would be up to Pfizer to guarantee supply and there were still strains in the global market. “I can tell you every time Pfizer said they are going to deliver something, they have.” Meanwhile, Australians under lockdown in NSW have been urged to get their second AstraZeneca dose within eight weeks of their first jab.

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Australia to soon have access to one million Pfizer doses a week as supplies are brought forward

Share on Twitter Australia will soon have access to up to one million doses of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines per week, with supplies of the jab set to triple. The country currently has between 300,000 and 350,000 Pfizer vaccines doses a week to administer. That will jump to one million a week in the second half of July, with 4.5 million expected in August - significantly more than first anticipated. The boost is not due to extra supplies. The 4.5 million doses were previously expected in September, and are now being brought forward by a month. READ MORE Prime Minister Scott Morrison is confident the bringing forward of doses will give his government’s troubled vaccine rollout a shot in the arm.

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