Tuesday, 13 June 2023 08:36
HEAKTH EXPERTS URGE VACCINATION VIGULENCE
AS winter takes hold health officials are urging everyone to ensure they are up to date with their influenza and COVID-19 vaccinations. The latest respiratory surveillance report highlights the high levels of COVID-19 transmission and the rapid increase in influenza activity. Health Minister Ryan Park emphasized that vaccination is the best defense against severe illness, protecting individuals, their families, and the community. NSW Chief Health Officer Dr. Kerry Chant emphasized the importance of continuing preventive measures such as wearing masks indoors, staying home when unwell, and practicing good hand hygiene. Certain groups, including children aged six months to under five years, individuals aged 65 and over, pregnant women, and those with serious health conditions, are eligible for free influenza vaccines. Recommendations for protecting against COVID-19 and influenza include staying up to date with vaccinations, staying home when experiencing symptoms, wearing masks in crowded indoor places, practicing hand hygiene, and considering rapid antigen tests before visiting high-risk individuals. Free rapid antigen tests are now available through local councils, ServiceNSW, and NSW Health services.
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Tuesday, 13 June 2023 08:27
POIPULAR WALK HAS REOPENED
Flood damage has been rectified
THE popular Miss Llewella Davies Pioneer Walkway at Camden Town Farm has re-opened, following the damaging floods of last year.
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Tuesday, 13 June 2023 08:15
WINTERFEST ROARING BACK INTO CAMDEN
Popular community event for entire family
WINTERFEST Camden is returning in July after three years in the Covid induced wilderness.
WINTERFEST Camden is returning in July after three years in the Covid induced wilderness.
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