Elective Surgeries to Resume in Australia After ANZAC Day

Elective Surgeries to Resume in Australia After ANZAC Day
General view of Gold Coast University Hospital in the Gold Coast, Australia, Sept. 11, 2014. Chris Hyde/Getty Images
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Elective surgery will be back on the table in Australia now that the government has procured enough medical supplies for the rest of the year, after there was a shortage at the onset of the CCP virus pandemic.
At a Parliament house press conference on April 21, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said that Category 2 (semi-urgent) and some Category 3 (non-urgent) surgeries will resume on April 27.
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