Corona Virus

Told you it was breaking. That's four cases from Victoria. three in the ACT, and one in NSW. So far.

Coronavirus breach after Melbourne Jetstar flight lands in Sydney

If it's any consolation, it's not as bad as the USA.

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

It's not rubbish Mike, you get on your high horse about all thing Covid yet during the height of restricted travel, to prevent the spread of the highly contagious virus, you find the loopholes that enable you to visit a state with many, many more cases than the one in which you reside, then return. You had no idea who could have introduced the virus from a hotspot to your chosen sojourn, for you to introduce it to Queensland.
Any prudent, sensible person would have confined such travel to essential or life saving purpose, as the hastily written rules intended. It doesn't take much intelligence to know avoidance of risk is the best management, it's the heart of Health & Safety. Would you have taken responsibility had you caused a situation, such as the one now in Melbourne, through stupidity?

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I'm not on any high horse - that would be you.
I went from a place with no cases, in a vehicle, to a place with no cases, on an approved pass, with full disclosure, and exceeded social distancing rules. And I got tested to make sure I was negative.
Again I say, stop being hysterical and get over it!

Or a few other places!

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Originally Posted by Eevo

is the loophole legal?
yes
has the law been broken?
no.

move along.

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No to both questions But that doesn't make what happened Not morally corrupt, Which it was[bigwhistle]

Now, cases in Albury Wodonga. Why aren't we wearing masks?

Victorians, and anyone else at risk, should now be wearing face masks. Here's how to make one

Some interesting news here.

Not over by a long shot.

Resurgences

Facing a new wave of the virus, Iran has ordered citizens to wear masks for the first time since the pandemic began. Cases in Iraq have increased eightfold over the past month, and the nation’s health care system is nearing its breaking point. India reported a record daily case tally on Sunday — 24,850 — bringing the country’s total infections to more than 673,000. Plans to reopen the Taj Mahal this week have been canceled. Two weeks after Spain lifted a state of emergency, about 270,000 people in the regions of Galicia and Catalonia are on lockdown to curb a rise in cases.

more news.
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Originally Posted by DiscoMick

I'm not on any high horse - that would be you.
I went from a place with no cases, in a vehicle, to a place with no cases, on an approved pass, with full disclosure, and exceeded social distancing rules. And I got tested to make sure I was negative.
Again I say, stop being hysterical and get over it!

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[bigrolf] I'm not hysterical, astounded yes. Astounded that a person of reasonable intelligence could make such a socially irresponsible decision, then try to justify it. You made a very poor choice, just own it, no spin can absolve that. Astounded at your hypocrisy, on so many levels.

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Originally Posted by trout1105

No to both questions But that doesn't make what happened Not morally corrupt, Which it was[bigwhistle]

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if moral corruption is good enough for our MP's, its good enough for me

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Originally Posted by Eevo

if moral corruption is good enough for our MP's, its good enough for me

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That is Your opinion and you are entitled to have that opinion BUT the Vast majority of Australians are of the opinion that moral corruption has NO place whatsoever in our society.