As of Thursday ,19 November, The total number of confirmed cases is 27, 755 cases, 4507 cases in Xinzhou, Victoria 20, 345 cases, 1190 cases in Queensland, 794 cases in Western Australia, 115 cases in the capital territory, 528 cases in South Australia, 46 cases in the North Territory, There were 230 cases in Tazhou.
A total of 907 new crown death ,53 in Xinzhou ,819 in Virginia ,6 in Queensland ,9 in Western Australia ,3 in Capital Territory ,4 in South Australia and 13 in Tazhou.
NSW Governor Barry Gillen (Gladys Berejiklian) provides the latest news of the new crown outbreak.
New state :12 consecutive days without local cases 5 passengers tested positive
New state today is the 12th consecutive day no new cases of local new crown. Five passengers tested positive for nucleic acid in hotel isolation.
As of 8 o'clock last night, more than 20,000 people had been tested.
Chant (Kerry Chant), the state's chief health officer, said it was not a time for complacency and urged all passengers returning from south australia to receive nucleic acid tests.
It is reported that the NSW Department of Health also requires people entering NSW from South Australia to complete an entry declaration form.
However, no one who has been to a South Australian hot spot is allowed to travel to NSW until the end of the 14-day isolation period.
Victoria :20 days in a row
Virginia today is 20 consecutive days without new confirmed cases and death cases. Certainly, this will help Governor Andrews (Dan Andrews) announce further easing of restrictions on Sunday.
There are currently three active cases in Virginia, two of which require hospitalization, and no infections from unknown sources.
In the past day ,17,161 new crown test results were received.
Victoria: Temporary Border Control of South Australia with New Crown Fragments Detected from Waste Wate
Andrews announced that temporary border control for South Australia would take effect at midnight tonight.
On 17 November, Coronavirus debris was detected in untreated wastewater from Portland (Portland) and Benara (Benalla) wastewater treatment plants.
He said in a statement that the test results were "unexpected and worrying" because no residents in the two areas had been diagnosed or infected with a new crown.
Residents of Portland and Benara, as well as those who visited them between November 15 and 17, were urged to test nucleic acids.
under strict border controls, only freight drivers and people authorized for medical or emergency reasons or law can cross the border.
After the blockade was announced, people lined up in Adelaide West's Woolworths supermarket.
South Australia: No new cases cluster up to 40
South australia's chief public health officer, sprell (Nicola Spurrier), has confirmed that there were no new cases yesterday after a record number of tests.
Nevertheless, the state will continue to impose a six-day blockade.
Currently, there are 23 cases related to the Parafi Cluster (Parafield Cluster), and there are 35 active cases in the state, including returning passengers in hotel isolation.
Three of them were admitted to hospital, but in a stable condition, with 17 suspected cases, which were also treated as cases by the South Australian Health Department.
This would bring the number of cases associated with the cluster to 40.
Professor Sprell added that more than 3200 close contacts were associated with isolated clusters.
Governor of South Australia also announced that he asked the Federal government to cancel all international flights to South Australia by November 30.
Queensland :3 new cases of hotel isolation staff
Governor Palazuk (Annastacia Palaszczuk) today tweeted that Queensland today added three new crown cases, was found in hotel isolation.
At present ,12 active cases and 1190 confirmed cases have been tested 1313454 times.
Western Australia :6 new active cases remaining 18
Western Australia reported six new cases late yesterday, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 794.
All six newly identified visitors were returnees in hotel isolation, including five men and one woman, aged between 5 and 32.
The Western Australian Health Department is still monitoring 18 active cases and 767 confirmed cases have recovered.
Yesterday, the state's new crown clinic received 667 people, of whom 645 were examined and 643 were swabbed.
Since the outbreak, the total number of cases detected in the whole state has reached 527624, of which 87,815 cases have been detected from remote areas.
