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Fewest infections, but regional Queenslanders may get first vaccines
Friday January 29, 2021
It’s Australia’s most decentralised state, so how tricky is it to get vaccines to the most remote reaches of Queensland?
Queensland Pharmacy Guild vice-president Trent Twomey says the vaccine rollout effort is war-like. Photo: ABC
Health experts say delivering COVID vaccines to rural and remote Queenslanders will be one of the biggest health and logistical challenges the nation has faced.
“There is no precedent we can draw on in Australia for the colossal effort that will be the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccination,” said Queensland Pharmacy Guild…
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