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Premier will mandate vaccine for frontline health workers after outbreak, lockdown
The Queensland Premier has revealed a new mandate to vaccinate frontline health workers after two outbreaks in the Sunshine State were linked to an unvaccinated nurse and a doctor.
The change to the jab rollout comes after the state recorded 10 new cases on Tuesday, with eight of those infections locally acquired.
Under the new rules, any health worker who has not had their first dose of the vaccine will not be allowed to work with COVID patients.
“There will be some new mandates coming into effect in terms of health professionals dealing…
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