Melbournians please wear a mask on public transport. Melbournians in hotspots please wear a mask. We ❤️you and new cloth masks can provide up to 70% protection. Outbreak management using Ring Fencing of hotspots works - use it, please.
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Why test widely for Covid-19 in “hotspots”? Because symptomless carriers can be as high as 18%. When you add these to the pre-symptomatic cases ... you've got at least 40 per cent of cases not presenting with a symptom.
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You’re doing our holiday that we planned - historical sites in south east and eastern Turkey next month 🌷thank you for sharing your beautiful photos 😁
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The logic we knew. Residential Aged Care facilities are not purpose built to care for COVID-19 residents, nor to be “proxy hospitals".
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The logic we knew. Aged Care Residential facilities not purposed built to or "proxy hospitals" to care for COVID-19 residents.
"Long-Term Care Facilities as a Risk Factor for Death Due to COVID-19" Gandal N.
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Three layers to the mask- water repellent material on outside; middle layer- polyester; and the side facing your mouth-breathable close weave cotton (e.g. Quilters cotton).
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Injection of Hope: The hunt for a COVID-19 vaccine abc.net.au/4corners/injectio…
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Online best option unless we get a single centralised quarantine location with experts in environmental cleaning, high air changes (unlike hotel rooms with sealed windows) to reduce secondary cases into community via quarantine hotel staff (thinking Victoria’s large cluster).
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Youre mistaking management of an outbreak to be confined only to numbers. Management includes reducing community fear, and responding to lifting of restrictions when community spread is continuing even at low numbers.
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cloth masks can’t provide medical grade mask protection and medical masks are in short supply globally. Not surprising WHO want to offer community some protection rather than none but you personally dont have to choose.
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