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What to do if car battery dies? Step 1: Turn off everything runs on battery, such as fan, interior lights, headlights phone charger etc, then try turning on the car, if it still doesn't work then check next step. Step 2: If you have jump start cable ask someone for help to jump start your car, Try to find someone with large car if you have a large car as small car battery may not be able to jump start your large car, before connecting cable to battery, make sure red cable goes to red battery terminals in both cars and black goes to black, if you put red in black or black in red then it will burn electric components of both cars and will cost you thousands to fix it. Step 3: if you don't have jump start cable then ring the nearest gas station and ask if they have it in stock, larger cars need heavy duty cables so its better to buy heavy duty cables whether you have a small car or bigger car. Check indicator on battery and see if you need to buy a new battery.

COVID-19 vaccination resources COVID-19 vaccination – Patient resources This collection contains resources for patients receiving a COVID-19 vaccination. The Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine has been provisionally approved by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) for people 16 years and older. Detailed information on the decision can be found on the TGA website. The TGA has carefully evaluated all clinical trial data and information provided by Pfizer/BioNTech, and has issued provisional approval. Further data on safety, quality and effectiveness will continue to be provided to the TGA by Pfizer/BioNTech. As part of Australia’s Vaccine and Treatment Strategy, the Australian Government has purchased 20 million doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine, and has the option to purchase more doses. The vaccine will be manufactured overseas. Can I be given the Pfizer vaccine? Most Australians can safely receive the Pfizer vaccine. You should talk to your doctor before being vaccinated if you have any pre-existing medical conditions, if you are taking any other medicines or if you have recently received any other vaccine. Learn more about who can receive COVID-19 vaccines. How quickly will I be protected from COVID-19? After your first dose, you will need a second dose of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine at least 21 days later to complete the vaccination schedule. It is important that you receive two doses of the same vaccine. You may not be protected against COVID-19 until seven days after your second dose. Will the vaccine be effective against new variants? Ongoing research is showing that the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine induces antibodies that are able to respond to a variety of mutations in the virus that causes COVID-19. The TGA will continue to closely monitor developments and do our own genetic examination of local cases. National coronavirus and COVID-19 vaccine helpline If you need information about COVID-19, COVID-19 vaccines or help with the COVIDSafe app, call 1800 020 080. If you need assistance with booking a COVID-19 vaccine appointment, please note the call centre is unable to book appointments on your behalf. 1800 020 080 COVID-19 vaccine enquiries View contact Source Reference