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Inquiry Reveals Australian COVID-19 Vaccine Delays Cost $31 Billion, Eroded Public Trust, Criticizes State Premiers
Oct 29, 2024, 03:12 AM
An official inquiry into Australia's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic has revealed significant shortcomings in the government's response, particularly regarding the procurement and rollout of vaccines. The report indicates that delays in vaccine distribution led to extended community lockdowns, resulting in an estimated economic impact of $31 billion. Additionally, the inquiry criticized state premiers for inconsistent and harsh border lockdowns, which contributed to a decline in public trust. The findings suggest that the government's secrecy during the pandemic further eroded confidence among the public, highlighting the need for more transparent and compassionate policies in future health crises.
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