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Mid North Coast Local Health District
Mid North Health Local Health District
Home Book your booster for extra protection against COVID-19
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Booster doses of the COVID-19 will protect you and your family from the Omicron variant of the virus.

Book your booster for extra protection against COVID-19

Apr 08, 2022

COVID-19 information and alerts are published on this website regularly.
View the latest updates.

Mid North Coast residents are being urged to get a booster shot to help protect them, their families and the community from COVID-19. Visit your local GP, Commonwealth Vaccination Centre or Mid North Coast Local Health District Vaccination Clinic to receive your vaccination or booster shot.

Vaccination bookings can be made at the Vaccine Clinic Finder.

There were 375 new cases of COVID-19 reported in the Mid North Coast Local Health District to 4pm yesterday (7 April 2022).

Of today’s cases, 151 are from Coffs Harbour LGA, 149 are from Port Macquarie-Hastings Local Government Area (LGA), 29 are from Kempsey LGA, 29 are from Nambucca Valley LGA and 17 are from Bellingen LGA.

Since last Friday (1 April 2022), there have been 2,920 cases recorded for the Mid North Coast district.

For COVID-19 updates, including testing and vaccination clinic details and information about self-isolation, visit the NSW Government website.

If you have tested positive to COVID-19 you can find more information about managing it safely at home, if you are in a low risk category, on the NSW Health website.

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