SBS language | Australian News in Punjabi: Frontline worker is in hospital with blood clot issues after receiving Pfizer vaccine days ago

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A Queensland police officer is treated at a Brisbane hospital for blood clots. He received the Pfizer vaccine three days ago.

Ahead of a national cabinet meeting on Thursday, the Australian Medical Association warned that the renewed deployment strategy must be clear and concise.

It comes as the Victorian government announces that it will invest $ 50 million to establish nationwide manufacturing capabilities for mRNA vaccine technology.

Australia could potentially be drawn into a “cold war” crisis if diplomatic tensions deteriorate further between the United States and China.

The Prime Minister of Australia is preparing to attend a global leaders’ climate summit, hosted by the United States on Thursday to coincide with Earth Day.

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