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SA man with COVID enters third day in intensive care as criticism mounts about state’s slow vaccine rollout – 7NEWS.com.au
He is the first person with COVID to be admitted to ICU in the state since May last year.
A man in Adelaide who was struggling to breathe because of the coronavirus is now entering his third day in the intensive care ward amid mounting criticism about South Australias slow vaccine rollout.
Health authorities on Saturday revealed that a man in hotel quarantine had tested positive for the highly contagious South African mutant strain of COVID-19.
After being sent to a medi-hotel, the man – who is in his 40s – reported that he was suffering from breathlessness.
On Saturday, his condition…
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