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MDAS calls for more vaccinations

MALLEE District Aboriginal Services (MDAS) is concerned Indigenous people will spread COVID-19 across northern Victoria unless more people are vaccinated. It is known that the Indigenous population has been hit hard by the virus, although exact case numbers are as yet unclear. MDAS chief executive officer Jacki Turfey said taking the testing and vaccination messages […]

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