Prime Minister Daniel Andrews detailed the steps to get Victoria out of the COVID-19 lockdown.
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Restrictions on Melbourne’s fourth leg will last for two weeks and curfew will last until 9 p. m. , playgrounds will reopen and picnics will be allowed in a park with the user starting next week.
Among the adjustments that will be made next Sunday, the training will be greater than two hours according to the day, below an hour according to today.
The state government has revealed its full roadmap online, but the site has had trouble dealing with traffic and many pages have not been opened.
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Some minor adjustments will also be made to the Victorians who suffer.
This includes a “bubble” for other people who live and someone else, and social gatherings of two other people or a home.
As of September 28, there will even be pardons.
Schools and day care centers will reopen for arrangements for the time of year, VCE and VCAL schoolchildren, and special schools.
The plan describes the restrictions that will be eased between September 13 and November 23, after which the state will want 14 days of COVID before achieving “normal COVID”.
The extent of the blockade and the slow easing of restrictions were thursday through the Herald Sun in leaked documents.
Prime Minister Daniel Andrews said the new model still left no selection to enlarge the restrictions.
“This work, the wonderful honor I have of leading our state, every day is full of decisions that are difficult. . . you’re not quite sure which option you’re choosing,” he said.
“Others are misleading because you know what the consequences of those decisions will be. Some of them are really heartbreaking. This is a 50-50” choice.
Mr. Andrews announced that approximately 101,000 construction, warehousing, distribution, childcare, production, and box employees, such as lawn maintenance, would be among those who could repaint first under easing of the restrictions.
He said the plan is not based on case numbers, but “what it does when it gets a case. “
“There are more cases than those shown and tested,” Andrews said.
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“The way to deal with this is to reduce those numbers to such a low point that it’s a fair fight.
“You can chase those numbers if everything is closed. However, there is no public aptitude reaction. It’ll look good if you have everything out of control. “
Meanwhile, regional Victorians will begin the stage of the moment, which from 13 September will allow them to move more freely than the city of Melbourne.
This includes an accumulation of five legal meetings at public meetings and a staggered return to school in the fourth trimester.
And the mask would be a component of Victorian life for the foreseeable future.
“I think masks are anything we keep doing,” Andrews said, “I think they play a role. “
Health Medical Director Brett Sutton said he was sure of himself that the roadmap would work and that it was imaginable to reach numbers as low as five.
It said that all setbacks that occurred would be addressed on a case-by-case basis.
“I hope there are no setbacks,” Professor Sutton said, “(but) I think we can do it on your merits. “
Professor Sutton said the closure of some suburbs is unlikely to harden.
He said he was more confident in the way the pandemic was being treated now than he was six weeks ago.
“This is a slow and stable approach . . . I think we’ll chart a very complicated path in many ways, but it’s the least bad option. “
This occurs when Victoria recorded new cases of coronavirus on Sunday.
Five deaths have also been reported in the past 24 hours, bringing the state’s total death toll to 666.
Two of the deaths occurred before Saturday: the most recent deaths are all similar to the epidemics of care for the elderly and occur with an 80-year-old woman, 3 90-year-old women and a 100-year-old woman.
There are 1,872 active instances state-round, adding 261 physical care personnel and 98 other people in the Victoria area.
Currently, 283 Victorians are hospitalized: 19 receive intensive care and 16 of the 19 in a fan.
Most Victorian academics will stay at the beginning of the fourth trimester, with the first years of training and graduates returning to school starting in the current week.
Prime Minister Daniel Andrews has shown a chill upon returning to school in Victoria.
Only students in grade 12 who take exams will be able to return to school on October 5 if cases continue to decline.
This will come with the general approval test.
During the week of the day, students of preparation, the first year, the year of the moment, VCE, VCAL and the specialized academics would return to Melbourne schools, while all students in Victoria’s domain would return to campuses.
Prime Minister Daniel Andrews said that from the third to tenth year it only dates back to October 26 if there is less than a daily average of five new cases.
Teachers would only have to attend face-to-face classes
It is understood that schools will be able to expel students, either in a staggered way or by returning certain grades of the year on certain days.
Education Minister James Merlino said he is “very confident” that academics in the city of Melbourne, especially those in Grade 12, will not be disadvantaged.
“That’s our absolute goal, ” he said.
He said the government did not anticipate that young people would want to repeat for a year, but that greater up-to-date would be made available.
Mr Andrews said that if the instances continue to decline, the purpose of bringing all students back to learning on the site this year.
The day care centers will reopen on September 28, and parents will need a paint permit. Kindergarteners will return on October 5 at the beginning of the fourth trimester.
The decision, described through The Minister of Education, James Merlino, as “an important step forward for all parents”, was well received by parents’ teams and early training officials.
The return to full operation will be a relief for the suffering sector that has suffered the loss of many informal jobs. Many centers are about to close because lately they are operating with an occupancy of 20 to 40%.
Georgie Dent, leader of The Parenthood, said it would be “a welcome relief for Victoria’s families. “
“It will also be a relief for many educators who will return to more formal career methods,” he said.
“It’s also smart for young people, because young people get benefits from those environments. Returning to care is a vital step on the road to recovery. “
John Cherry, Goodstart’s defense manager, said returning to care at the center is a positive decision.
But he questioned whether adjustments in regional spaces, where childcare usually operates, would be the government’s ability to give up non-public spending.
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Physical inspections of Melbourne homes will no longer be allowed until at least 26 October, which will necessarily keep the asset market frozen until well into the year’s most active sales season.
Real estate agents described Sunday as a “dark day for real estate,” saying that buyers and tenants with the ability to set foot in the homes they are interested in are in the sale and leasing processes.
The Victorian government’s “roadmap for reopening” document lists “private inspections by appointment only” and “collection limits at outdoor auctions” between legal activities as a component of the third of the easing of COVID-19 restrictions.
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One that ventured more than 5 km from home to buy yogurt is one of the last Victorians fined for breaking blocking rules.
Victoria police have imposed 387 fines in the last 24 hours, adding 36 for dressing in a mask, 48 for left touch default and 26 at vehicle checkpoints.
At least 160 fines were imposed on protesters at Saturday’s “Freedom Day” rally.
Mr. Andrews the “selfish” protesters.
“What we want here is the concept that, just because we want it to end, we’re acting the way we do,” he said.
“If we open too soon. . . it may not be just COVID patients we strive to treat.
“We have a way of seeing this in the distance. “
Rule violators include:
A trio of Diggers Rest in St Albans visit one for their work.
A woman buying groceries in Werribee who told police she was buying yogurt and that she liked Werribee’s outlets better.
A guy who told police he was looking for drugs when he was arrested while walking around Footscray.
A police officer was lacerated after 15 anti-lock protesters were arrested in Melbourne after police issued more than notices of infraction.
Health officials went Saturday night to discover undetected cases of coronavirus in southwest Victoria after locating fatal virus lines in Apollo Bay’s sewer system.
The discovery prompted for more requests in the Apollo Bay area.
Victoria’s health director Brett Sutton said the result is interesting, as there have been no known cases in the Apollo Bay network in recent weeks.
The state’s tewater coronavirus detection program has been in operation since April and has shown several positive results, however Apollo Bay is the first to emerge from a domain where no active cases are known.
Professor Sutton stated that the discovery did not necessarily mean that there were cases of COVID-19 in the Apollo Bay community and that it could have come from a user traveling around the city and had stopped in the bathroom.
It may also be because whoever has already tested positive and continues to “spread” the virus, Professor Sutton said.
He said it could be several weeks before someone avoids expressing the virus and that additional research is needed to assess the importance of the initial result.
This discovery would cause disease detectives to track the spread of the virus and implement methods to minimize transmission by avoiding hot spots or groups before they have time to develop.
“Wastewater provides an additional and complementary tool to the existing public aptitude reaction and can provide an early warning that coronavirus is in a network at the forefront of classic methods,” Professor Sutton said.
He said that until we had a highly effective and available vaccine, early detection and prevention were the keys to the fight against coronavirus.
The branch is operating with Apollo Bay’s ability to accentuate testing in the region.
The Great Ocean Road Health – Otway Health Testing Clinic on McLachlan St, Apollo Bay, is open from 9 a. m. 4 p. m. seven days a week.
Anyone who is not feeling well, even with the mildest symptoms, has been suggested to get tested as soon as possible and to isolate themselves while waiting for the result.
The wastewater test includes 25 sampling sites; 12 in Melbourne, as well as regional wastewater treatment plants in Apollo Bay, Ararat, Ballarat, Bendigo, Colac, Geelong, Moe, Mt Martha, Shepparton, Sunbury, Traralgon, Warragul and Wonthaggi.
It is a component of a national program coordinated through Water Research Australia that integrates fitness services, water services, laboratories and researchers.
The Netherlands, Canada, Turkey and other countries have incorporated wastewater research as a component of their coronavirus monitoring.
South Australia’s fitness officials on Saturday learned two positives through their state’s wastewater program.
One of the state’s police stations has been shut down by an outbreak of coronavirus.
Dandenong Police Station closed last week after several workers tested positive for the highly contagious condition.
The Herald Sun understands that there are up to six exposed cases.
Many other sworn officials and other workers are on leave waiting for the results of the checks.
Victoria Police and the Department of Health and Human Services are conducting contract searches to locate those who may have been exposed.
In July, Frankston Police Station temporarily closed after a COVID-19 outbreak.
A Victoria Police spokesman showed the Dandenong closure.
The spokesman said the license or test figures will be published for operational reasons.
He said the counter service at Narre Warren Police Station was still missing and that the provision of the service would not be affected.
“The priority of the Victoria Police is the protection of their other people and the community,” the spokesman said.
“The station has been closed for thorough cleaning. “
– Mark Buttler
It is imperative to go back to the paintings to take a step further back, says the owner of a popular Windsor restaurant.
Will Newton, the owner of Chapel St’s Lover, said the government had been hit by the pandemic, but that he had followed the recommendation of epidemiologists who were preparing for a crisis like this in their careers.
I was hoping there was a common sense technique this time.
I think they treated us a little bit like it was our fault and we did it on purpose, so there’s nowhere to go. There are a lot of things that were put into position last time, like the maximum compatible with the table rule, which seemed redundant, but I think this time they’re talking to more industry.
Personal master Nathan Weidemann is waiting for a break for his small business on the state government roadmap to be announced Sunday, as Victoria’s physical condition has been “completely decimated” by the pandemic.
“Ours stopped for that, ” said Weidemann.
For Mr. Weidemann, owner of Vision Personal Training in Prahran, the procedure is simple.
“We have to open up, ” he said.
Weidemann said the entire closure of gyms under Prime Minister Andrew’s fourth-level restrictions didn’t make sense because fitness plays a role in people’s well-being.
“It’s not just about exercising, our activity is so important to people’s intellectual health,” said Mr. Weidemann.
“People love us,” he says.
– Andrew Koubaridis and Olivia Jenkins
A Melbourne that travels illegally through South Australia has ended the state’s COVID-19 free streak.
The contagious woman, in her twenties, case 464 of the state after 12 days of 0 new patients and 3 days of EA without viruses.
She flew illegally from Melbourne on Thursday on a Jetstar JQ774 flight to the Northern Territory with 4 young cousins, over the age of 10 to 17.
– Andrew Hough
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