Virginia Governor Andrews today announced 288 new cases
The largest single-day confirmed number in any state since the outbreak of the epidemic, with a cumulative total of 3397 cases in the region and 9378 cases nationwide, death 106 cases, was announced this afternoon.
By 3 p.m. Friday, the number of cases had increased to 3,467 in New York ,3397 in Virginia ,1,068 in Queensland ,630 in Western Australia ,443 in South Australia ,228 in Tazhou ,113 in Capital Territory and 32 in Darwin.
The governor advised Melbourne to go out and wear masks
Of the newly diagnosed cases in Virginia ,26 are linked to known cases, and a further 262 are under investigation.
At present ,47 patients with new coronary pneumonia in Virginia are treated in hospitals, of which 12 are in the intensive care unit.
"I know these numbers are of great concern ," said Virginia Governor Andrews (Daniel Andrews), in announcing new confirmed cases. We will be deeply concerned about such high figures. "'
"If the number of outbreaks is stable, we will not take measures to restore home orders to the metropolitan area of Melbourne unless there are four reasons for leave; if we do not have this problem, we will not take this step; we take this step because we know that we must do so in order to bring the epidemic under control and move from bad to better. We will not be able to see the numbers stabilize and then decrease the numbers. One should not underestimate the magnitude of the challenges we face. "
Andrews revealed that Virginia conducted 37,588 COVID-19virus tests yesterday.
He also said that after a long and many debates, the government suggested that residents living in hot spots of the epidemic should wear masks if necessary to go out.
The Governor said :" For some time there has been some debate about the importance of the pitchers. But now that we are at this stage, the Chief Medical Officer gives us such advice with the support of the Australian Health Protection Commission (Australian Health Protection Principal Committee) and others. "
Professor Kelly (Paul Kelly), the Federal Acting Chief Medical Officer, said it was clear that there was a serious problem of community transmission in Melbourne.
He claims that Mohr himself should not leave home and that if they had to leave home, he advised them to wear masks.
Professor Kelly said :" This recommendation applies to places where there are ongoing cases of community transmission, so it is currently applied in the Greater Mexico area and Mitchell County (Mitchell Shire). The first suggestion is that people should stay at home unless they need to go out. "
"If people do need to go out, there is no change requirement that, for example, if people have symptoms and need to be examined, we absolutely encourage them to do so wear masks. "
"In Melbourne and Mitchell County, people should wear masks if they can't keep a physical distance from their social life. "
But the state's chief medical officer says teachers and students are not required to wear masks at school, but can do so if they want to.
New State Tim 14 cases of hotel isolation travelers
Xinzhou today reported 14 new cases of diagnosis ,13 of which returned from overseas travel and were quarantined at hotels, and another was a resident of the nearby town of albury (Albury), where two other members had previously been diagnosed Coronavirus. reaching a cumulative total of 3,397 new states.
At present, the epidemic prevention work in the new state is focused on the containment of the people of the state or the residents of the new state returned from the hot spot of the epidemic in the state, and the virus is taken across the state boundary. As a large number of people had fled across the state border to the new state before the official blockade of the new state and the border with the state, health authorities were anxious to see if there would be a case of community-based transmission from the state after 10 days.
Three imported cases in Western Australia
A total of three new cases of COVID-19 infection were reported in Western Australia, all of which were returned from overseas and were quarantined at hotels.
Governor Mark McGowan pointed out that because of the border closure, the number of people traveling to Western Australia from other states has dropped by 98% compared with the same period last year.
"The results show that we have succeeded in containing the spread of the epidemic in Western Australia ," he said. We don't have an example of community infection. And we are the fastest place in the country to release restrictions in the state, our lives have effectively returned to normal, and our economic are recovering. "
However, our success in Western Australia also brings new challenges and risks. These are serious risks that we must manage. If we don't, we' ll lose everything we worked so hard before. "
McGovern said that if cases began to rise throughout the state, he would "not hesitate" to take more stringent epidemic prevention measures.
A U.S. Army virus in the North
A U.S. marine who recently arrived for an annual rotation was found to be Coronavirus positive by the North Territories Department of Health this morning and has been placed in isolation at Royal Darwin Hospital. He was tested during a two-week quarantine period in a Darwin military base, so the health authorities alleged that he had a very low probability of reaching the local population in the northern territories and therefore a very low risk of community-based transmission to the local population.
