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PNG health workers warn coronavirus crisis will get worse before it gets better
Although Australia has delivered 8,000 COVID-19 vaccines to Papua New Guinea this week, the hard work has only just begun, according to the head of the country’s ambulance service.
Key points:
- Australian medical teams have landed in Papua New Guinea to assist local workers
- The Australian government has provided 8,000 vaccine doses to PNG
- Authorities in PNG are worried the situation is rapidly deteriorating, with cases detected in 20 out of 22 provinces
“Getting the vaccines out around the rest of the country is going to take, even in the most urgent of situations, … weeks if not months,” Matthew Cannon, the CEO of St John Ambulance PNG, warned.
“Most health centres outside of Port Moresby [are] only being accessible by air.”
But he told…
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