SBS Sinhala current affair 12 July 2022 : Instructions to get the 4th covid shot to reduce Omicron deaths in Australia

Hotel Quarantine worker Zuby Daryau is being vaccinated during a rollout of the COVID-19 Pfizer vaccine at STARS Metro North Health facility, in Brisbane, Monday, March 1, 2021

Hotel Quarantine worker Zuby Daryau is being vaccinated during a rollout of the COVID-19 Pfizer vaccine at STARS Metro Source: AAP Image/Dan Peled

Listen to the SBS Sinhala feature on the latest covid updates including the fourth covid vaccine in Australia


Highlights

  •  Another seven and a half million Australians can get the fourth dose of a COVID-19 vaccine with everyone over the age of 30 now eligible.
  • There are now almost 300,000 active virus cases across the country... with close to 4,000 hospitalised... and more than 140 in intensive care.
  • There's a new Omicron sub-variant - B.A5 - and it's threatening to become dominant.
  • vice-president of the Australian Medical Association, Dr Chris Moy is concerned we're heading for another spike.


 

 

 


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