Updated On: 09 September, 2021 09:16 AM IST | Canberra | Agencies
“This takes us beyond the phase in the vaccine rollout where we were really mRNA supply constrained,” he was cited by Australian Community Media as saying on Wednesday.

Meanwhile, a health worker checks the temperature of a girl before giving her the Sinovac vaccine against COVID-19 during a drive at the Baiturrahman grand mosque in Banda Aceh on Wednesday. Pic/AFP
The head of Australia’s Covid-19 Taskforce Lieutenant-General John Frewen has said the success of the vaccine rollout is now reliant on public uptake rather than supply as the country continues to battle the third wave of infections.
The early stages of the vaccination programme in Australia was plagued by under-supply problems. Frewen said that an imminent influx of mRNA Pfizer and Moderna vaccines would ramp up the rollout in September, reported Xinhua news agency.