Health
States’ war over vaccine delays continues – Braidwood Times
Queensland has less than three days’ supply of the Pfizer vaccine and doesn’t know when the next delivery will be, the state’s chief health officer says. Dr J……
Queensland has less than three days’ supply of the Pfizer vaccine and doesn’t know when the next delivery will be, the state’s chief health officer says.
Dr Jeannette Young was advised on Thursday the state had only three days’ worth of vaccine doses available.
She told reporters on Friday that she was expecting more deliveries, but did not know if they would arrive this weekend.
The Pfizer vaccine has been used predominantly to vaccinate frontline healthcare and quarantine workers.
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