SBS language | Australian News in Punjabi: Evidence does not suggest ‘probable association’ between deaths and COVID vaccine

Health authorities are investigating the death of a 55-year-old man who died in a hospital in Tamworth last week; and a 71-year-old man in Sydney, who had existing health issues.

In a new report, the Human Rights Law Center says one method the government uses to prevent permanent residents arriving by boat from being reunited with their families is to “relentlessly deprioritize” their visa applications. A ministerial instruction directs that applications for family reunification from those who arrived by boat should be given the “lowest processing priority”.

The United States says it is sending more than A$130 million worth of COVID-19 supplies to India, including nearly a million instant tests on a first flight.

and in sports

The Australian Olympic Committee has welcomed additional COVID-19 testing protocols for the Tokyo Olympics. The recently announced protocols will mean that athletes will be tested daily, while Games participants will not be allowed to take public transport.

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Australians must stay at least 1.5 meters away from others. Check your state’s restrictions on collection limits.

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