Japanese encephalitis (JE) virus has now been found in mosquitos in the Moree area, in the first results reported from the program this year.

Japanese encephalitis (JE) virus has now been found in mosquitos in the Moree area, in the first results reported from the program this year. No human cases at the moment.

For further information on eligibility for JEV vaccination:

Japanese encephalitis vaccination

Vaccines can be ordered via the State Vaccine Centre (SVC).

NSW Vaccine Centre Online Ordering System - Online Ordering System Login

There are 2 vaccines available to order:

Imojev

  • Single dose schedule
  • No restriction to ordering (for identified high risk areas)

JEspect

  • 2 dose schedule
  • Restricted ordering
  • Recommended for use in people who are immunocompromised or pregnant

Please refer to the Australian Immunisation Handbook (AIH) for further details or contact the Hunter New England Public Health Unit Phone: 1300 066 055

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