It’s been another frantic day of coronavirus updates. Here is everything you need to know about how it will affect you.
Australia has recorded 6467 COVID-19 cases, with 2897 in New South Wales, 1301 in Victoria, 1001 in Queensland, 433 in South Australia, 535 in Western Australia, 169 in Tasmania, 103 in the Australian Capital Territory and 28 in the Northern Territory.was confirmed this afternoon, after a Californian man died from coronavirus complications after travelling on the ship.
The PM said if Australia is going to “move to an environment with fewer restrictions then you need these three things in place”.seven principles in relation to schools during the COVID-19 pandemicHe said there were “very helpful instructions and advice from the medical expert panel for schools” that dealt principally with the safety of teachers and other staff.just as supermarket stock levels start to slowly return to normal.
The interactive map from the University of Sydney was developed using NSW Health and Australian Bureau of Statistics data, with hopes it will soon be rolled out to other states.While we know it will be at least four months before the government considers easing coronavirus restrictions in Australia, a new study has found social distancing measures could be in place for a lot longer than expected.
“During the initial pandemic wave, many countries have adopted social distancing measures, and some, like China, are gradually lifting them after achieving adequate control of transmission,” the authors wrote.
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