Australia reported on Wednesday a record 501 new coronavirus infections, just 4 months after the country’s initial pandemic peak, with the government’s caution of a new critical phase in its two largest cities.
Most cases have been reported in Victoria, where the government has fought for an outbreak in Melbourne despite a nearly two-week closure in Australia’s second-largest city.
Australia’s new coronavirus infections previously peaked on March 28 when 459 cases were reported, according to data compiled by AFP, before the country appeared to bring the virus under control and began easing harsh restrictions.
Australia, like neighbouring New Zealand, has been praised for its reaction to the pandemic.
Victoria’s Prime Minister Daniel Andrews announced 484 new instances and two more deaths in the state Wednesday, bringing the total number of active instances in the state to more than 3400.
Australia has recorded approximately 13,000 cases of COVID-19 and 128 deaths in a country of approximately 25 million people.
Citizens of Melbourne will be required to wear an outdoor mask, making the city the top position in Australia to impose facial coatings in public, in a new effort to curb the spread of the virus.
But Andrews said an “additional behavior change” would still be needed, after research showed that only about nine out of 10 people diagnosed with coronavirus in the two weeks through Tuesday were not isolated between discomfort and the search for a COVID-19 test.
Just over a portion of the other people also didn’t stay home between the check and receipt of their results, he added, saying the government believed that precarious career situations were a key thing in the trend.
Andrews stated that informal staff in the sectors, who do not benefit from poor health leave provisions, were involved in “feeding their children, paying their bills,” but can claim a misleading payment of A$1500 ($1070) if they contracted the virus. .
There is growing fear that the virus will spread through vulnerable populations after outbreaks in several nursing homes, while inmates in six prisons have been confined to their cells after a guard tested positive.
The epidemic has shaken and weakened hopes for an economic recovery.
An investigation into the spread of the virus in Melbourne found this week that many cases were likely related to infection violations in hotels used to quarantine citizens returning from abroad.
Victoria has moved away from the rest of the country to involve the virus, new cases have been detected in the neighboring state of New South Wales.
New South Wales Prime Minister Gladys Berejiklian described the coming weeks as “the highest criticism” since the summit of the last close, when the state held the torch in Australia’s hardest-hit region.
Several groups have sprung up in Sydney, which fitness authorities say have sprung up after an inflamed Melbourne boy visited a pub.
“We are not out of the woods by any stretch, quite the opposite,” Berejiklian told a press conference. “We remain on high alert and we have some level of anxiety as to the extent of community transmission.”
Berejiklian said the new restrictions will take effect Friday to tighten regulations on bars, cafes, weddings and funerals, warning that they can be extended further.
“Failure to comply has now forced us to take the mandatory direction and we apologize for it,” he said.
Some states and territories were required to publish figures later On Wednesday, however, no new network epidemics have been detected in less populated spaces for weeks.
This pandemic is nothing to be taken lightly. It is like a wildfire and the smallest lapse in vigilance will cause it to reignite and spread quickly.
What is the positive result of your very long, praised lock? Nothing!
Putting the deficient under space arrest in Melbourne State homes has increased the spread.
It is of the bogans and their refusal to wear a mask or make social distance.
The number of “cases” is increasing, but what about the number of other people who are sick?
Here are some numbers: https://www.theage.com.au/national/covid-19-data-centre-coronavirus-by-the-numbers-20200401-p54g4w.html?permanent_redirect=true
They imply that 0.3% of verified instances are positive from the 3.6 million cumulative checks performed, of which 8541 were recovered. But this figure does not distinguish whether those who “recovered” were symptomatic or asymptomatic; some asymptomatic instances would possibly have a final negative check (if so it works).
Interestingly, Channel 7 in Melbourne was arrested a few days ago for intentionally distorting photographs taken four months ago in Italy when a Melbourne hospital invaded COVID patients and a medical formula heading towards the breaking point. They did not assign the archived photographs as such, giving the false impression that the ICU was flooded with critical patients, probably to create fear. This is an integral component of the media, however, it is disgraceful.
And the media wonders why they’re wasting trust.
It’s because of bogans and their refusal to wear masks or do social distancing.
Except that bogans are NOT those involved in cluster outbreaks. On the other hand, it is the ones who have at most a generation of Australian backgrounds that make up the overwhelming majority of cases and it is the reaction to the crazy optimism of open borders that support the kumbaya crowd.
The BBC was also arrested a few months ago for terrifying photographs of intubated patients in intensive care with doctors and nurses who seemed terrified and suggested it was a British hospital… turned out to be Italian photographs, which makes me suspicious about the role of the media in this.
What is the positive result of your long, praised padlock? Nothing!
The lowest mortality rate at the time of the OECD virus, after New Zealand, for one. I call it anything.
This worrying peak is limited to a single city, in a state that is now well isolated. The rest of the country is doing incredibly well globally, and it’s testing more than anywhere else. A New Zealand-style “eradication” is unlikely to occur throughout Australia until a vaccine is found, due to the large number of Australians flying back every day.
Australia is doing well, just want the other people in Melbourne to do their part.
Ego Sum Lux Mundi Today 4:21 pm JST
The BBC was also arrested a few months ago for terrifying photographs of intubated patients in intensive care with doctors and nurses who seemed terrified and suggested it was a British hospital… turned out to be Italian photographs, which makes me suspicious about the role of the media in this.
It’s probably the same sequence! They don’t even check too hard anymore.
oyatoi stops protecting bogans. Maybe a bogan and you took it personally.
Readers, please use the word “bogan”. It’s very nice.
oyatoi Today at 4:19 p.m. Jst
It’s about bogans and their refusal to wear a mask or make social distance.
Except that bogans are NOT those involved in cluster outbreaks. On the other hand, it is the ones who have at most a generation of Australian backgrounds that make up the overwhelming majority of cases and it is the reaction to the crazy optimism of open borders that support the kumbaya crowd.
It’s politically incorrect to say it in public, but in Melbourne’s case, this is a major factor.
The explanation for why the number of new instances is so high is that other people aren’t doing the right thing. According to ABC Australia, 90% of the other people who tested positive in the last 2 weeks did not isolate themselves when they felt bad. 50% did not do so despite waiting for the effects of their tests.
All taxes that occur in Melbourne are largely due to quarantine. A former personal security guard who was at the hotel’s accommodation, a returning traveller, revealed that she had been recruited through a WhatsApp group. He was uneducated and was even asked to supply his own mask and gloves. Despite everything, he made the decision to avoid it after seeing other people at the hotel kissing and kissing. Treat total quarantine as a joke. Sometimes outsourcing vital paintings to personal corporations can be a very bad idea.
Just read them on the news site:
The desperate have been criticized for ignoring the blocking restrictions to get their hands on the new special Aldi acquired on the day Victoria announced record cases of coronavirus.
Photos shared on social media show people lined up, ignoring social distancing rules, outside an Aldi in Epping, in one of Melbourne’s lockdown zones.
Some other people were there to have a table and chairs for children, which barely enters the list of reasons for leaving the house.
Again, other people don’t do the right thing.
However, he fears mentioning the tens of thousands of “protesters.”
It’s this guy who went to a pub, man!
It’s this guy who went to a pub, man!
You know more than one, why are you so persistent in spreading misinformation?
Ego Sum Lux MundiToday 4:21 pm JST
The BBC was also arrested a few months ago for terrifying photographs of intubated patients in intensive care with doctors and nurses who seemed terrified and suggested it was a British hospital… turned out to be Italian photographs, which makes me suspicious about the role of the media in this.
It’s great to suspect Ego Sum Lux, so I tried to find out more about it, but I can’t find any reference to the BBC that distorts the photographs of an Italian hospital in the UK. Can you provide a source, please?
While searching, I discovered a few photographs of a CBS News report from an Italian hospital crammed into a report on New York at the end of March, which they attributed to “an editing error.”
This virus has made a mirror shine for people; The point of xenophobia and anti-Asian sentiment that will emerge will be with us long after the virus has disappeared. Honestly, I believe that the virus is a leadership control and that the blame deserves to increase, not decrease; In addition, this is overshadowed, there have been many stories of other people who have known the moment.
What was the positive outcome of their so highly praised very long lockdown? Nothing!
The positive result was a small number of infections and only a hundred deaths. Compare that to america and you’ll see how positive it was.
What about other people? Block when other people stick to it, work. Those who complain are the ones who break the locks and spread this virus, which makes the scenario worse for everyone.
@Bob Fosse: You know more about one, why are you so persistent in spreading misinformation?
Is it not clear that Blacklabel’s point is that there is selective outrage at those involved in the behavior of the pandemic? Neo-Marxist protesters are in force and are not socially estranged. Meanwhile, the alarm clock attacks those who consider themselves inferior (I first heard the term bogan). We can all be hypocrites sometimes, but at some point you can’t forget the 800-pound gorilla.
Can’t you read? Man: a man.
“After an inflamed guy from Melbourne visited a pub.”
You know more than one, why are you so persistent in spreading misinformation?
Can’t you read? Man: a man.
“After an inflamed guy from Melbourne visited a pub.”
You seem to be very selective about the gospel media and what is fake news. I prefer to use non-unusual meaning and logic.
Is it not clear that Blacklabel’s point is that there is selective outrage at those involved in the behavior of the pandemic? Neo-Marxist protesters are in force and are not socially estranged. Meanwhile, the alarm clock attacks those who consider themselves inferior (I first heard the term bogan). We can all be hypocrites sometimes, but at some point you can’t forget the 800-pound gorilla.
It is clear that Blacklabel’s outrage is very selective. Beyond that, everything goes as usual.
What is the positive result of your very long, praised lock? Nothing!
in fact, all states, with the exception of Victoria, are still doing well, if there were no blockage at all, Australia would have infection and mortality rates in the United States, the United States, 430 million-consistent deaths in Australia, less than five million-consistent