Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday that Victorians can now get their booster after three months – instead of four.

And to facilitate the influx, a four-day vaccination “blitz” is happening from this Friday to next Monday. It means 60,000 appointments have been added across the state and walk-ins will be encouraged at several state-run centres.

That includes the Royal Exhibition Building (walk-in from 8am to 8pm), Latrobe University Bundoora (walk-in from 8am to 8pm), Sandown Racecourse (walk-in from 9am to 6.30pm Saturday and Sunday), Dandenong Plaza (walk-in from 9am to 5pm Saturday and Sunday), Frankston’s Bayside Centre (walk-in from 9.30am to 5pm Saturday and Sunday), Sunshine Hospital (walk-in from 8am to 8pm), Bendigo Vaccination Hub (walk-in from 9am to 8pm) and Ballarat Mercure (walk-in from 8.30am to 3pm on Sunday).

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Today, Victoria recorded 21,966 cases of coronavirus – 10,273 via RAT and 11,693 via PCR test – taking the state’s total number of active cases to 246,894.

Find more information about Covid-19 vaccination here.

coronavirus.vic.gov.au