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Victoria is doing around 2,500 tests per day. Queensland is doing a similar amount.
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It reads that way, but it can't be correct
I think that was only Vic reporting tests based on the *
Only Vic and QLD reporting
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Yep, but that is still a huge slow down for those States
Here's a bold prediction. Restrictions will begin to gradually removed in in a weeks time.
Victorian schools we open at the start of term 2.
Victorian schools we open at the start of term 2.
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Qld premier was on TV last night, saying that we havent even started climbing the curve yet, that we are 2-3 weeks behind NSW. I'm thinking this is in the modelling that hasn't been released by Scomo yet.
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114 now, cheers nsw
For sure.
Gotta keep track of community transmission though.
In general, once you stay in lockdown, there shouldn’t be any flare ups.
'nh country' ??
I'm not a scientist so can someone please explain..
I'm not a scientist so can someone please explain..
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At our hospital meeting at the end of this week presentations at the fever clinic were only about 40/day down from 200+ a few weeks ago.
I'm in nsw, and my son's public school just emailed to say expect teachers to be working remotely throughout term 2. That means months of more homeschooling conditions for my family.
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Dan Andrews just announced we are slowly winning, significant reductions in reported cases in Vic
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pay rise ?.
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South Korea are really killing it (pun intended)
They had 34k new infections and over 1k deaths yesterday GMT. That’s not good news at all.
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Yeah, nah. More likely back for last term end of September.
To me, I think there will be public pressure to lift the restrictions soon if our daily number of new cases are sub 30 like they are today.
Unless the government significantly expands the testing criteria such that any person off the street can get tested, then expect us to return extremely low numbers due to the decline in the number of returning travellers.
Unless the government significantly expands the testing criteria such that any person off the street can get tested, then expect us to return extremely low numbers due to the decline in the number of returning travellers.
Northern hemisphere. I assume the differentiation is because we are going into winter and they are going into summer. According to the Orange God, the pandemic will miraculously disappear as the weather gets warmer.
But he could be wrong. (Blasphemy, I know.)
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You're not looking at this the right way mltc.
What is the point of lifting stage 3 SI whilst there's still 20 identified infections a day in Victoria?
20 can turn in to ~5000 in a single week!
What is the point of lifting stage 3 SI whilst there's still 20 identified infections a day in Victoria?
20 can turn in to ~5000 in a single week!
If daily cases are still at about 30, and we relax the restrictions, the exponential curve will start up again. Gotta wait until they are much lower than that, and all contact testing is rigorous.
Some cartoons from the US to help you pass the lockdown. First the narcissist in chief. Makes me glad not to be an American.
Thanks to our healthcare workers who put themselves selflessly at risk
This one also reminds me why I am so glad I am not an American.
And we must never forget who made it
Politico has an interesting article looking at PRC disinformation - https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2020/04/04/china-fake-news-coronavirus-164652
Thanks to our healthcare workers who put themselves selflessly at risk
This one also reminds me why I am so glad I am not an American.
And we must never forget who made it
Politico has an interesting article looking at PRC disinformation - https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2020/04/04/china-fake-news-coronavirus-164652
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