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"Open up the shops and let us out!"
<Cases start spiking>
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<Cases start spiking>
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It’s been bouncing between 5-15 for a while now."Open up the shops and let us out!"
<Cases start spiking>
<Surprised Pikachu face>
Is that similar to what happened with the testing numbers for NSW yesterday? Or did we legit set a new pb?Victoria’s testing numbers:
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Professor Kelly says the government is still ramping up testing."That's continuing to drop that number. 30 people are in hospital, 6 in ICU and only 3 on ventilators. That is all very good news."
The number of deaths fortunately remains at 19 and the numbers of cases in Victoria that we call "community cases" or those with an unknown source has decreased by 18 since yesterday.
So this means we have found a link with those 18 cases, and I'll be able to update in coming days on exactly what they might have been linked to, but it brings the number unknown course cases in Victoria down to 165. So about 10 per cent of our total cases.
There are currently 61 active cases in Victoria. Only three in intensive care, so a decrease of one since yesterday and only eight in hospital in total. So happy to take questions.
aniel pockett giving musk ideas for his next baby name lolBusinesses face fines for breaching 'work-from-home' orders
By Anthony Colangelo
From Monday, the Victorian government will have the power to enforce people and businesses to work from home.
Breaching this could lead to fines.
"If an office that had currently, say, 80 per cent of their staff working from home then say 'oh well, we’ll just ignore the Chief Health Officer and we will have everybody come back Monday,' then they would be in breach of the public health orders," Mr Andrews said.
This is what the government wants to avoid.CREDITANIEL POCKETT
Mr Andrews said there will be spot checks on businesses potentially breaking those rules.
He said staff could even ring up and dob in their employers for making them work from the office.
"We will see more cases [if the rules are not followed]."
Businesses face fines for breaching 'work-from-home' orders
By Anthony Colangelo
From Monday, the Victorian government will have the power to enforce people and businesses to work from home.
Breaching this could lead to fines.
"If an office that had currently, say, 80 per cent of their staff working from home then say 'oh well, we’ll just ignore the Chief Health Officer and we will have everybody come back Monday,' then they would be in breach of the public health orders," Mr Andrews said.
This is what the government wants to avoid.CREDITANIEL POCKETT
Mr Andrews said there will be spot checks on businesses potentially breaking those rules.
He said staff could even ring up and dob in their employers for making them work from the office.
"We will see more cases [if the rules are not followed]."
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My moronic anti-vaxxer brother amongst them.
Absolute cultists.
Yep.Given up trying to talk sense to him ?