Blog Day 96: Saturday 27 June 2020

Was anybody else surprised to learn that it wasn't compulsory to be tested for the corona virus prior to leaving the enforced quarantine at the hotels and in fact at least 30% of the people quarantined refused to do so. 

The good Doctor Van Diemen (Dr vD) seemed to be surprised that anybody thought that was a bit of an issue and seemed to discount any concerns.  I think that this policy will be changed fairly shortly.  Is this strike two for Dr vD.

As you can see from the figures below Victoria's infections continue to rise.  The increase of 41 in the last 24 hours is the largest daily increase in more than 2 months.  19 of these infections are under investigation and 15 are community transmissions with no known source.  All the new infections are located around the Northern and North Western suburbs clusters.  

I wonder how many of these infections could be traced back to the Cedar Meats stuff up.  Everything had been going along reasonably nicely until then.

Corona Virus Daily Stats: Day 173

Vic: 1,987 infected (+41 since yesterday) - 20 deaths (increase 0)
Aus: 7,641 infected (+46 since yesterday) - 104 deaths (increase 0)
Aus: 6,979 recovered - current hospital 16 (+/-0), current ICU 2 (+/-0), current hospital Vic 7 (+/-0), current ICU Vic 2 (+/-0)
World: 9,910,137 infected - 497,001 deaths (increase 5,204)

 

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