3095109[/URL]]Bottom line is all Covid outbreaks in Australia are imported. We don't manufacture SARS2 here.
Of each 198 positive cases in hotel quarantine, one leaks into the community. That's how the Sydney limo driver got infected, from air crew.
Therefore, fixing quarantine so it is secure is fundamental to life returning to normal.
Vaccinations mean fewer people getting infected, so outbreaks don't spread to so many people. If we each infect fewer than 1 person, then outbreaks will die out in time.
Sydney's outbreak demonstrates that the idea that lockdowns can be delayed proportionally has failed. The best strategy is to go fast and hard, as other states have repeatedly demonstrated.
Sydney's numbers, while shocking, are far fewer than in Melbourne last year, which reached over 500 a day. So, why is the NSW Government flirting with giving up so easily?
Melbourne people demonstrated how to knuckle down and struggle, at terrible cost, mainly with the 655 deaths in federally-regulated aged care, and win.
Sydney people must stop being complacent and do the same. Easy to say, but hard to do, I know.