Prime Minister of Australia, Scott Morrison, Confirmed this Tuesday, April 6, 2021 Australia 3.1 million not received Dose What I expected from the vaccine Astrogenogen, Which has caused a delay in the campaign Vaccine.
The Australian leader blamed it on the press conference Delay In distribution at a difference between 855,000 Vaccines The country has so far been vaccinated and 4 Million That was marked The goal At the end of March.
The government receives Critics In the last days Recession Of the campaign Vaccine And the lack of information on the rate Imported vaccines Weekly average production on Australian soil, one person refused to pay Morrison reporters because it would be “misleading”.
“We should have gotten more than that Three million dose The AstraZeneca vaccine came from abroad but did not come to Australia Problems From Distribution We have seen it here and in other parts of the world, ”the chief medical officer explained Australian Ministry of Health In an interview on the Sky News Channel.
Earlier this month, Italy, Comply Brokerage European (This), Inhibited the administration of the 250,000 dose of estrogen vaccine Australia, Although the country has already begun to distribute a Medicine is produced locally due to a Agreement With this Laboratory.
Australia has received 53.8 million doses of AstraZeneca, of which 3.8 million were due in early 2021, with the other 50 being domestically produced CSL Laboratory As a part of Bell National Vaccine It started on February 21 with the Pfizer vaccine.
Vaccination delays have led to conflicts between the Morrison government and states and territories Minister From Agriculture, David Little Proud, Accusing them of stacking these jurisdictions instead of distributing them.
Australia maintains it International borders were closed Since March 2020, about 29,300 Govt-19 cases, including 909 since the onset of the epidemic, have accumulated Deceased, Often occurs Second Hello The centers followed security breaches in the middle of last year Isolation For international travelers.
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