Western Australia to open borders from March 3, 2022
18 February, 2022
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Geoffrey Thomas
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The premier of Western Australia Mark McGowan has announced that the state's hard border will open from March 3, 2022.
In late January the government backflipped on a February 5 opening date causing disruption to travelers.
The state has had one of the world's lowest COVID infection rates.
It also now has the highest vaccination rate with the double dose rate at above 98 percent and first dose at 99.5 percent and the third dose rate at above 50 percent.
By March 5, the government says the third dose rate will be above 70 percent - which will also be the highest in the world.
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