Operators for the government's coronavirus hotline have received more than 650,000 calls since February. 9News
Information is power so it's no surprise demand for the government's coronavirus hotline is high. Call operators have received more than 650,000 calls since February.
"Once we get through a call where we've actually helped somebody and you can hear in their voice the complete turnaround from being anxious sounding when they start the conversation.. to being very reassured" he toldAaron explained they're similar to other colds and flus and include fever, sore throat, cough, tiredness and difficulty breathing.
According to Aaron, isolation is staying at home or in your hotel room for 14 days. It means you don't leave unless it is an emergency and shouldn't let visitors in."what we need in a time like this, is to have a single voice."
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