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Queensland opens new COVID vaccine hubs amid ambitious drive to jab aged care workers – 7NEWS.com.au
The Queensland government has set an ambitious target in its bid to get aged care and disability workers jabbed.
The Queensland government has launched a drive to fully vaccinate all private aged care and disability workers in the state against COVID-19 within three weeks.
Health Minister Yvette DAth says any aged care worker can get the Pfizer vaccine, as 18 new vaccine hubs open across the state from Saturday.
We will be calling on all residential aged care and disability workers to come forward and register, so that we can get them booked in for this weekend to get vaccinated, she told reporters.
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