jakeseven7
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Prof Spurrier explained it all quite well I thought. Reviewing the demographics of who was testing positive determined that the vast majority were simply locals spreading it and who'd never been interstate. Interstate arrivals accounted for a small percentage and overseas arrivals barely registered. Given the awful queues their regime of test test test created, they then wanted to prioritise symptomatic people be tested and not the mass screening that was happening.
Wow so intelligent. This could not have been worked out before they created so much drama? Honestly, some of the people in these roles just blow my mind.
In actual fact their border testing policy has probably spread the virus faster and further. Thats the real risk.
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