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WA to roll out COVID vaccines from Monday – 7NEWS.com.au
Hotel quarantine workers and high-risk frontline healthcare staff will be among the first recipients of coronavirus vaccines in Western Australia.
At least 5000 West Australians should be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by mid-March with hotel quarantine workers to be among the first recipients.
The first doses of the Pfizer vaccine are due to arrive in WA by Sunday night and will start being administered the following day, Premier Mark McGowan said.
Quarantine and international border workers and high-risk frontline healthcare staff in aged and disability care will be the first in line to get the jab.
Trays of vials will be stored in an…
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