lnfluencer Jadé Tuncdoruk slams government's vaccine rollout and lack of jabs for under 30s

Instagram influencer Jadé Tuncdoruk has come out swinging against the Australian government’s Covid-19 vaccine rollout. 

In a video shared to TikTok this week, the 25-year-old played the role of a young person under 30 seeking a vaccine, speaking to a government official.   

‘Everyone should get vaccinated, that’s what’s gonna help us, that is what is going to get us out of this mess,’ the official says. 

Not amused: Instagram influencer Jadé Tuncdoruk (pictured) has come out swinging against the Australian government’s Covid-19 vaccine rollout

‘Okay I’ll do it!’ Jadé replies, to which the official says, ‘You cant actually do it right now’. 

Jadé replies: ‘What do you mean? You just told us to get vaccinated?’ to which the official says: ‘We don’t actually have enough and your age bracket isn’t being vaccinated yet’. 

‘So why are you telling us to do it?’ the model asks, with the reply being: ‘We’re just spreading the message that you should get vaccinated’.   

No dice: In a video shared to TikTok this week, the 25-year-old played the role of a young person under 30 seeking a vaccine, speaking to a government official

Oh no: ‘Everyone should get vaccinated, that’s what’s gonna help us, that is what is going to get us out of this mess,’ the official says. ‘Okay I’ll do it!’ Jadé replies, to which the official says, ‘You cant actually do it right now’

Nope! ‘So why are you telling us to do it?’ the model asks, with the reply being: ‘We’re just spreading the message that you should get vaccinated’

‘Okay I’m listening, um, and I’m saying I’ll do it,’ she replied, confused. 

‘Yes, you just can’t. Stay indoors!’ is the reply, along with a smarmy facial expression, pointing out the confusing messaging. 

Jadé is a Sydney-based fashion and travel blogger who reportedly earns between $800 and $3,000 per sponsored post.  

Sydneysiders over the age of 18 have been told to ‘strongly consider’ getting the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine by Australia’s top immunisation advisory body.  

 Popular: Jadé is a Sydney-based fashion and travel blogger who reportedly earns between $800 and $3,000 per sponsored post

The Pfizer vaccine is still recommended for younger people due to the risk of the extremely rare but potentially fatal blood clotting disorder linked to the AstraZeneca shot.

Anyone over the age of 18 can already access the British-developed vaccine as long as they provided ‘informed consent’.

About 40,000 Australians under the age of 40 are estimated to have had the AstraZeneca jab since June 28 when it was announced those wanting to get the shot could ask their GPs.  

Meanwhile, around 15 per cent of the total population has been fully vaccinated altogether. 

Slow: Around 15 per cent of the total population has been fully vaccinated altogether