Health
NT remote town vaccinations set to start – The West Australian
The Northern Territory is set to distribute the COVID-19 vaccine to workers in some remote towns, as the first phase of the rollout nears completion.
The Northern Territory is set to take delivery of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine, as the rollout to remote towns prepares to kick off.
About 2200 people in the Top End have now received their first dose of the Pfizer vaccine, with the second shots expected to begin in the coming weeks.
About 450 of those are aged care residents and staff living in Darwin, Alice Springs and Katherine.
The remainder are frontline health, airport and quarantine workers vaccinated in Phase 1A of the rollout, which…
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