Despite the increase in Covid-19 cases, Australia's chief medical officer reassures the public that existing health systems are well-equipped to handle the disease.
Despite the new increase in cases, the country’s chief medical officer Professor Paul Kelly assured Australia ns that existing health systems were well-placed to manage the disease.
He reassured Australians the declaration would not mark any significant changes to the management of Covid-19. Chief medical officer Professor Paul Kelly reassured Australians it was a “business as usual” practice amid the increase in cases, due to high vaccination rates. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Gary RamageProf Kelly said Australians were now shifting to a “business as usual” approach to the disease due to immunity built up by vaccinations and previous infections.
The sudden increase in cases comes less than two weeks after health authorities declared Covid was no longer a Communicable Disease Incident of National Significance . Picture: NCA NewsWire / Andrew Henshaw
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