Victoria records 429 new COVID-19 cases, 13 deaths
Victoria has recorded 429 cases of coronavirus and another 13 deaths as the state enters its first day of stage four lockdown. Premier Daniel Andrews is set to announce temporary shutdowns of 'non-essential' businesses for at least six weeks.Victoria's coronavirus tally now sits at 11,937. Of the new cases, 36 were linked to outbreaks or complex cases and 393 were under investigation.https://twitter.com/andrew_lund/status/1290152909141753856The new deaths include a man in 60s, two males and a female in their 70s, two males in their 80s and five females and two males in their 90s.
NSW has recorded 53 coronavirus deaths . Five of Thursday's new cases are in hotel quarantine. A second case of coronavirus was found within a staff member at the There are 3,738 coronavirus cases in NSW , with 135 being treated by NSW Health, including seven people in intensive care .
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A woman aged in her 80s has become the 53rd coronavirus death in NSW as health authorities confirmed 12 new cases in the state.
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A woman has died after contracting coronavirus in NSW , health authorities have confirmed, taking the total death toll in the state to 23. Key points NSW Chief Health Officer Dr Kerry Chant said there were 212 people being treated for coronavirus , including 30 patients in intensive care , while 23 of
NSW Health confirms two new coronavirus deaths , taking the national toll to 74, as the Thirty- three people have died from coronavirus in NSW . NSW Health also announced five new COVID-19 When asked about mandatory testing among all residents and staff in aged- care homes, Dr Chant said "no
Christine Selvey from NSW Health said the woman was linked to the Our Lady of Lebanon cluster and passed on condolences to her friends, family and the church community.
Five of today's new cases are in hotel quarantine, while three are locally acquired without a known source.
Four are locally acquired and linked to known cases.
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A sudden surge in the number of coronavirus (COVID-19) cases has been reported from Australian cities of Melbourne and Sydney. In a bid to control the outbreak, authorities announced on July 7 that Melbourne and Mitchell Shire in the state of Victoria will return to Stage 3 Stay at Home restrictions for six weeks, from 11:59 p.m. on July 8. Wearing of face masks has been made compulsory in Melbourne and Mitchell Shire starting 11:59 p.m. on July 22. A $200 fine will be charged from those who fail to do so. Starting Aug. 2, a curfew from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. was imposed in Melbourne. Additionally, metropolitan Melbourne was placed under Stage 4 restrictions starting from 6 p.m. on Aug. 2. Several new cases have been reported from Sydney, the capital of New South Wales (NSW), leading to the reintroduction of stricter social distancing norms. Meanwhile, for the first time in a 100 years, the border between Victoria and NSW – two of the nation's most populous states – has been closed to curb the outbreak.
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New South Wales has recorded 12 new coronavirus cases with just one coming from hotel quarantine. Of the new cases, just one is a traveller in hotel quarantine while three are linked to the Sydney restaurant clusters. require(["inlineoutstreamAd", "c.
A resident has died at a Western Sydney aged care centre after being diagnosed with coronavirus . Overnight a 58-year-old woman and 83-year-old man also died from the virus. “We still have 55 people across Australia in intensive care right now, some of those are being ventilated and some of
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Here's a look at the ongoing situation in pictures.
(Pictured) Medical workers are seen at a pop-up testing centre for COVID-19 in Sydney on Aug. 12.
A deserted Circular Quay light rail station in Sydney on Aug. 10.
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The Melbourne man filmed himself arguing with officers inside a 7-Eleven service station in Sunshine just before the 8pm curfew on Tuesday night. After repeatedly ignoring orders and ranting about his rights, the video was abruptly cut short when a policeman grabbed his phone and placed him under arrest.
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A group of people wearing masks walk across a crossing in Melbourne on Aug. 7.
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A person wearing a face mask walks past the ANZAC House in Melbourne on Aug. 7.
Deadly mistakes in aged care outbreak
Some of the deaths and anguish caused by Victoria's second wave epidemic need not have happened. Molony works in aged care. Until recently, she worked as a clinical first responder for Aspen Medical, an international agency contracted by the federal government to help nursing homes deal with COVID-19 outbreaks.In April she was sent into Newmarch House, the western Sydney nursing home where 19 residents died with the virus. On Monday, July 20, she was sent to an Estia aged care facility in Heidelberg. After experiencing what she did that day, she says she will never work a shift for Aspen again.
New South Wales recorded a further 18 new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday, and just one was linked to an overseas traveller undertaking mandatory hotel quarantine.Queensland stadiums to welcome up to 2000 spectators
A general view of St. Brigid’s Parish in Sydney on Aug. 3. The church was closed for cleaning on Aug. 2 after a couple who attended a mass service tested positive for COVID-19.
A member of the Muslim community records his details on arrival at the Auburn Gallipoli Mosque in Sydney for Eid al-Adha prayers on July 31. New South Wales had granted an exemption for 400 people to gather at the mosque to celebrate Eid.
An international student is seen collecting food from a volunteer of a charity food organisation in Melbourne on July 28. Originally aimed at providing meals for healthcare workers, the charity, Alex Makes Meals, has now expanded to provide meals for anyone in need following the return of lockdown restrictions.
A general view of the exterior of Thai Rock restaurant in Potts Point in Sydney on July 27. A warning has been issued to anyone who attended Thai Rock between July 15 and 25 to self-isolate and be tested after a staff member tested positive for COVID-19.
Australian Defence Force personnel and a Victorian Department of Human Services officer knock on houses in Melbourne on July 25. ADF personnel are now knocking on doors of homes of Victorians who don't pick up the phone after testing positive for coronavirus disease.
A cyclist wears a protective face mask in Melbourne after it became the first city in Australia to enforce mask-wearing in public as part of efforts to curb a resurgence of COVID-19, on July 23.
A general view of the public housing complex at Alfred Street in Melbourne on July 19. The housing block came out of total lockdown late on July 18 and is now in line with restrictions placed across the rest of Melbourne.
Australian Capital Territory (ACT) police and health officers stand during a quarantine compliance check demonstration at the Burbury Hotel in Canberra on July 15.
People wearing face masks are seen at the entrance of the Menarock Life aged care facility, where a cluster of some new infections had been reported, in the Melbourne suburb of Essendon on July 14.
NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian speaks at a press conference in Sydney on July 14. Berejiklian said that stricter social distancing restrictions will be reintroduced in response to the COVID-19 cluster outbreak linked to Sydney’s Crossroads Hotel. Group bookings at pubs will be reduced from 20 back to a maximum of 10 people and large venues will not be allowed to have more than 300 patrons, while there will be tougher regulations on venues to collect the contact details of patrons in case of an outbreak.
COVID-19 testing is carried out at the Crossroads Hotel in Sydney suburb of Casula on July 13.
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Dr Selvey said a previously reported case linked to Our Lady of Mercy College attended Westfield Liverpool on August 7, from 10:30am-11:00am and 12:30pm-1:00pm while infectious with COVID-19.
The person also went to 5th Avenue Beauty Bar in Wetherill Park on August 8 from 2:00-3:00pm.
Patrons at these venues are considered casual contacts and advised to monitor for symptoms.
The last COVID-19 death in NSW was on August 1 — an 83-year-old man who was linked to the Crossroads Hotel cluster in Casula.
The total recorded deaths from the virus Australia-wide now stands at 361.
The latest death follows health authorities zeroing in on a coronavirus outbreak linked to a private school in Sydney's north-west.
The source of the cluster at the Cherrybrook school remains under investigation, but health authorities are probing a retreat organised by the nearby Eremeran Hills Study Centre.
On Wednesday, a spokesperson for the school rejected any responsibility for the retreat.
"Eremeran is a third-party provider of after school care, a homework centre and other activities and retreats for the community," the spokesperson said.
"Bookings are undertaken directly with the organisation and the school plays no role in organising or monitoring attendees."
The spokesperson said the school had not organised extracurricular school activities and camps since March.
Eremeran said five girls from years 10 and 11 had attended a retreat at a venue in Bargo, 100 kilometres south-west of Sydney.
The centre is now closed but none of its staff have tested positive.
"We are continuing to assist NSW Health in their endeavours to ascertain whether the retreat may have contributed to the outbreak," the centre said in a statement.
Two people infected with COVID-19 and linked to the Tangara outbreak also visited the Wildginger restaurant in Huskisson on the South Coast on Saturday, August 8, from 7:45pm to 10:30pm.
The restaurant is now closed.
Patrons and staff who were there at the same time must isolate for 14 days and get tested, the local health authority said.
There are 3,738 coronavirus cases in NSW, with 135 being treated by NSW Health, including seven people in intensive care.
NSW Health said 1.75 million tests had been conducted since the pandemic began — 24,621 in the past 24 hours.
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It's prompted fears multicultural communities will lose trust in the Federal and State Government's handling of the deadly pandemic.
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