Breckley believes that the blockade of the "short pain" in exchange for "long gain ". (Photo of Table 7)
A well-known epidemiologist called for Sydney to re-collapse the blockade and impose a "mask order" in the new state, so as not to step into the state of Victoria, suffered the damage of the new crown epidemic.
University of melbourne professor blakeley (Tony Blakely) said today in platform 7" sunrise (Sunrise)" program, by extinguishing the emerging new crown cases, the new state now suffered "pain" may be in return for a huge "long benefit ".
He said :" I may not be welcome to say that, but I really think Sydney can consider a phase III blockade because you don't want this virus to be a step ahead. The new state is on the brink of crisis. "
Blakely described Coronavirus "cunning" and warned that it would be difficult to defeat the virus. without stricter measures
"We are seeing a number of unknown cases. When some cases occur and we can not identify their origin, they continue to emerge. "
"A third of the current population is asymptomatic and they are spreading around virus. although two thirds do have symptoms that were contagious the day before they developed symptoms. "
The new state government should take extreme measures aimed at the total elimination of Coronavirus ," we do believe that you should be forced to wear masks and sincerely believe that Sydney could consider a phase III blockade ".
It is reported that under the "Phase III" blockade, residents are forced to stay at home, except for the purchase of necessities, exercise, work or the need for health care.
New state governor "strongly recommends wearing a mask
A passenger wears a mask on a Sydney train. (Photo of Table 7)
Governor Barry Gillen (Gladys Berejiklian) said at the weekend that people were "strongly advised" to wear masks in four critical situations.
She said residents of the new state should wear masks in confined spaces, such as on public transport or when buying groceries. At the same time, people should wear masks when they work for customers in catering or retail, when they go to places of worship, and when they are in areas with high community transmission. "
"I would like to emphasize that this is not mandatory but a strong recommendation from the Department of Health. This is taking into account that we are in the pandemic phase, the risks posed by the state of Victoria and the rate of community transmission in the new state. "
"If you're in a closed space and you ca n' t guarantee social distance, wear a mask. "
