So what dou you expect would happen in the next federal election if Scomo had got WA ,QLD,SA and Tasssie to open their borders by coercion?
Poor management sure killed off our Covid free status of several months.
I have to agree with you. My point was more that the current situation has resulted from a central vacuum. There's been vague noises from Canberra but that's about it. On the whole, they've been happy to keep their heads down and fall back on health being a State responsibility.
I’m a little perplexed by this as the director of the IELI said the school has been shut since November 17th and students had switched to online learning so has this person been in self isolation like required or where have they been?
www.abc.net.au
Yes. But why the dates for the last two weeks if he’s been in quarantine for 10 days and only just positive yesterday. Unless....Is this the person below, or the person who transmitted it to him?
Those who attended SA English language school since November 13 must self-isolate
SA Health has identified a new COVID hotspot after two new cases of COVID-19 were detected in South Australia yesterday.
Anyone who has attended the Intensive English Language Institute at Flinders University's Sturt Campus since November 13 must self-isolate and get tested.
One of the positive cases yesterday, a man in his 30s, is believed to have contracted COVID-19 while at the institute.
Chief Public Health Officer, Nicola Spurrier, says he had been in quarantine after he was identified as a casual contact of a positive case.
"One word of caution is that this person was considered a casual contact rather than a close contact," she said.
"This is highly contagious so it's not that you have to hang out with people for a long period time we're seeing people who have got infected through fairly brief contacts."
COVID-19 quarantine breach poses 'very significant risk' for South Australia
An infected man who left quarantine and visited several shops in Adelaide last Sunday poses a risk for South Australians, the state's Chief Public Health Officer says.
Absolutely agree and it makes NO SENSE at all. The school was closed. So
Sounds like this person visited many places on day 5 of his supposed quarantine.
Is this the person below, or the person who transmitted it to him?
Those who attended SA English language school since November 13 must self-isolate
SA Health has identified a new COVID hotspot after two new cases of COVID-19 were detected in South Australia yesterday.
Anyone who has attended the Intensive English Language Institute at Flinders University's Sturt Campus since November 13 must self-isolate and get tested.
One of the positive cases yesterday, a man in his 30s, is believed to have contracted COVID-19 while at the institute.
Chief Public Health Officer, Nicola Spurrier, says he had been in quarantine after he was identified as a casual contact of a positive case.
"One word of caution is that this person was considered a casual contact rather than a close contact," she said.
"This is highly contagious so it's not that you have to hang out with people for a long period time we're seeing people who have got infected through fairly brief contacts."
COVID-19 quarantine breach poses 'very significant risk' for South Australia
An infected man who left quarantine and visited several shops in Adelaide last Sunday poses a risk for South Australians, the state's Chief Public Health Officer says.
www.abc.net.au
Pre coved I would never had agreed with you, jail is not the answer for the less serious end of offending or for drug addicts. But now if you are wilfully going to put people at risk then you are (using the mental health detention definition) a danger to yourself or others and deserve containment if you are in a quarantine period. If you get found out after quarantine punishment should fit the crime.
