Vaccinated people account for the majority of COVID cases, hospitalizations, and deaths in an Australian state. People who had two vaccinations accounted for roughly three-quarters of ICU patients and COVID deaths.
The great majority of COVID-19 infections and deaths in Australia's biggest state are caused by vaccinated individuals, fueling the highest spike in New South Wales ever since virus's emergence.
According to the New South Wales Department of Health's (NSW Health) most recent COVID monitoring report, a record surge in cases since the introduction of Omicron late last year has been mainly related to the vaccinated.
Between November 26, 2021 and January 8, 2022, almost 90% of people in the state that screened positive for coronavirus and had a known vaccination status received "two effective doses" of a COVID vaccine. Individuals with "two effective doses" have got a second jab "at least 14 days prior to known exposure to COVID-19 or arrival in Australia," accordi...