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There were more people than expected at one of Melbourne’s mass COVID-19 vaccination centres and confusion at others as inoculation clinics across the state officially opened to everyone over 50.
Six mass vaccine sites began inoculating over-50s from 7.30am on Monday, as the COVID-19 hotline was flooded with more than 8500 bookings before midday.
People queueing outside the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre on Monday, one of Victoria’s mass vaccination hubs, to get the AstraZeneca vaccine.
Credit:Joe Armao
Mark Hansen, 40, of Wantirna, said he found it difficult to book a vaccination for his father.
Mr Hansen tried booking at the Ringwood East Community Clinic, the closest centre to Wantirna South where his father lives, but was told by several coronavirus hotline operators the facility didn’t exist.
âStill a lot to learnâ: Vaccine experts hope emerging evidence can narrow AstraZeneca advice
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Australiaâs expert advisory group on vaccines has been intensively monitoring emerging evidence on the AstraZeneca jab, hopeful it can provide tailored advice about who is more at risk of developing the rare clotting syndrome linked to the vaccine.
But continued uncertainty about what causes the suspected side effect means there will be no imminent change to last weekâs guidance recommending the Pfizer vaccine for Australians under 50.