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Reopening Australia too early with lack of restrictions would cause ‘substantial mortality’, experts say – The West Australian

Frightening research has revealed the dire situation Australia would face if it rushed through its reopening process.

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August 24, 2021

Frightening research has revealed the dire situation Australia would face if it rushed through its reopening process, ditching public health measures after the nation reached vaccination levels of 80 per cent.
The study, which has not yet been peer reviewed,…

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Reopening Australia too early with lack of restrictions would cause ‘substantial mortality’, experts say – The West Australian

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Reopening Australia too early with lack of restrictions would cause ‘substantial mortality’, experts say – The West Australian

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