Victoria’s COVID commander says the state’s health workers are gearing up to put more jabs in arms if the booster vaccine interval is shorted, making many more people immediately eligible for as third dose. COVID19 7NEWS
Victoria’s COVID commander says the state’s health workers are gearing up to put more jabs in arms if the booster vaccine interval is shorted, making many more people immediately eligible for as third dose.
On Wednesday, Jeroen Weimar said that if the gap between the second and third dose were to be shortened, then an additional one million Victorians would immediately be eligible for the booster.“We are now literally pulling in hundreds of our vaccine immunisers who were so busy in September and October, to join their colleagues who are already providing those booster doses.
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