International travel? You're dreaming.
Australia is WAY behind the rest of the world in terms of a vaccine rollout.
A leading infectious diseases expert has warned that the world won't be fully vaccinated until 2027, sparking doubt about Australia's plan to resume international travel early next year.
@Riley7NEWS and @JaneCaro joined @Sam_Armytage to discuss.pic.twitter.com/B4Zj0APrJk
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What nonsense a few things about your statement. First we have a small population and most live in major cities so the roll out can actually be pretty quick depending on vaccines supply.
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Well der, did anyone honestly think things would just snap back? We need to think of this like dealing with a chronic illness. Often one step forward and two steps back. Trying all the things as they are revealed, hoping for a solution.
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Once 75-80% of people are vaccinated, herd immunity kicks in and there's no threat to the public
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Honestly expected. You guys need to find a way. Because there been vaccines for other diseases but are still out there. We learn to cope with them.
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Looking forward to Sam's insights. So rare to have a polymath on breakfast tv.
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No they didn’t - just said at current rates it would take that long. Obviously the world will increase production in that time. At current rates the US will be vaccinated in 9 months. Stop trying to scare people for ratings
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His numbers are already out of date. With more vaccines it’s now 5.5 years. With 1 dose vaccines it will halve. US is 9 months not 7 years!! Stop trying to scare peoplepic.twitter.com/oBbNBA1fue
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