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COVID-positive case flew to Australia from India via Maldives and Singapore | Sky News AustraliaThe man who has tested positive for COVID-19 in Melbourne after leaving hotel quarantine in Adelaide departed India via the Maldives and Singapore before entering Australia.\n\nThe man tested positive twice for COVID-19 on Tuesday after developing symptoms on May 8.\n\nVictorian Health Minister confirmed the man spent 14-days in mandatory hotel quarantine before returning to Melbourne on May 4 where he was likely infectious from May 6.\n\nMr Foley said the man flew from India before travelling through the Maldives and Singapore.\n\nVictorian Chief Health Officer Professor Brett Sutton said the man had not broken the India border ban as he arrived in South Australia in mid-April.\n\nProfessor Sutton said the flight from Singapore was “expected and routine”.\n
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You are an 'Australian first' by virtue of your passport and citizenship | Sky News AustraliaYour 'passport' and your 'citizenship' means you are cared for as an Australian before anything else and you should not be thrown in gaol for trying to come home, according to Assistant Editor at The West Australian Jenna Clarke.\n\n'I think Australians are getting COVID fatigue and I guess we have been so safe for so long and the government at all levels ... have done a wonderful job keeping us all safe,' she told Sky News host Catherine McGregor.\n\n'But I think when it comes down to it your passport and your citizenship means that you are taken care of as an Australian first and foremost and you shouldn't be thrown in gaol by trying to come home to your own country.\n\n'I think the politics played out as to be expected and I'm kind of proud that there was a bit of uproar about it.'\n\n
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