Business groups urge Australians to vaccinate as doctors warn against hasty reopening

But the nation's doctors are calling for caution when easing restrictions on reaching vaccination rates of 70 and 80 per cent under the national recovery plan.

Dr Khorshid said the Doherty modelling does not show the impact on hospitals, which are already under extraordinary pressure. The Doherty Institute, whose modelling the nation's recovery plan is based on, was asked to undertake additional "sensitivity analyses" of the scenarios presented in its initial report.It was asked to test the robustness of the recommendation to transition to Phases B and C of the national plan at 70 and 80 per cent vaccination coverage if COVID-19 infection was already established in the community.

The institute's Professor Jodie McVernon and University of Melbourne's Professor James McCaw are set to further discuss its findings in a press conference on Monday.

👮‍♀️Israel failed with 2 jabs! Started so called 3rd and 4th booster jabs. Africa is doing better as they are taking artemisinin. India and Japan started Ivermectin! Who is collecting money from the vax ? Vax is positive related with infection! Time to have alternate treatments!

Hope they are urging their staff to get vaccinated too because while food is vital, other stuff and many of those services is not, and no customers + no workers = no business ... See they have a shot of those involved in the letter - wonder if any of them got 'extra' Jobkeeper ..

All big businesses should make it mandatory for their staff.

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