I was surprised the other day when I looked up the vaccination figures for Australia, and saw how low they were. 62% for first dose, and only 38% for those with both doses.
Here in the UK, the figures are much higher, 89% for first dose, and 79% for both doses. I haven't looked up figures for the US yet, but as far as I'm aware they are roughly around the same sort of levels as the UK.
Of course we're a small country with a mostly urban population, so vaccine distribution is generally fairly easy to organise, but nonetheless Australia does appear to have dropped the ball a bit with their vaccination program, and after reading andrewlen's post I can understand where some of the problem appears to lie.
