lovetravellingoz
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I'm not surprised, they have form here;This is beyond disgusting from the QLD CHO (again) who continues to make awful decisions all in the name of 'stopping the virus spread'.... Are you serious?! Its their child! I'm just appalled.
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Delta now matched to returned traveller in Melbourne on 8th May. Was in Melbourne HQ.
Did not think they'd ever find it (but was confident it wasn't in NSW). What changed? The traveller result not uploaded to the DB? Partial result only that wasn't uploaded? Seems a bit strange, as MEL travellers would have been the first place they checked.
They have not specified beyond that further work was done be the Institute.
Maybe samples were re-run etc. Maybe there are ways to gain results with alternative means than the standard process. which with are not normally practical on the 20% of tests that do not work.
So the question then becomes how an infectious case recovers, is released, and somehow spreads it elsewhere? Or is there a missing link? Not sure how a dedicated facility would have made any difference in this scenario.
So the question then becomes how an infectious case recovers, is released, and somehow spreads it elsewhere? Or is there a missing link? Not sure how a dedicated facility would have made any difference in this scenario.
Only one of these paths would be eliminated in a scenario where we had a dedicated facility.Another person traveller/aircrew etc perhaps were also positive, but not detected. Perhaps traveller infected another person or HQ staff member. Perhaps transport worker infected... airport cleaner.....
Not sure how a dedicated facility would have made any difference in this scenario.
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Only one of these paths would be eliminated in a scenario where we had a dedicated facility.
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One and two are unlikely given the volume of testing performed on residents and staff in quarantine hotels. While possible one test is wrong, to have days of the same is really not going to happen.Well with another traveller (or aircrew) paths that would be less likely would include:
- Returned traveller to returned traveller (once in quaratine, and who may possibly only turn positive after they leave)
- Returner traveller to staff member (Can still occur as say health checks and swabs are still performed and processed on arrival, but there are less staff at risk due to proximity . ie not normally being there, no corridors etc.
- Returned traveller to other non-HQ people (ie like the pic recently in Sydney were returned travellers were queuing on arrival and the public were coming down an escalator with only a rope to separate)
[mod hat]Curiously, should there be a section of the forum where it is "politically free for all"? Given Covid and politics are so closely linked with each other, it is very hard to separate them anyway?
Returned traveller to other non-HQ people (ie like the pic recently in Sydney were returned travellers were queuing on arrival and the public were coming down an escalator with only a rope to separate)
From a community point of view I think this time it was necessary