COVID-19 vaccines and humanitarian supplies from AUSMAT are being flown from Australia to Papua New Guinea to help contain the spread of the disease. It's feared one-in-three residents on the island nation has been infected - 295 cases were recorded yesterday. "This is really serious. I'm very proud to be an Australian, and to see the Australian Government responding so well as a whole of government. Papua New Guinea is a resourceful country, but it has a fragile healthy system" - Dr Mark Little

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