Phase IV closure left the busy centre of Melbourne empty
When the state began to implement more severe phase IV vaccination closures, a study showed that phase III vaccination restrictions significantly reduced Coronavirus community transmission and may have helped prevent 37,000 Coronavirus infections and saved hundreds of lives.
The study, written by the bennett institute (Burnet Institute) and published today (tuesday) in the australian monthly journal of medicine (Medical Journal of Australia), found that vizhou had taken phase iii measures to respond to the second wave of COVID-19 outbreaks, avoiding 9000 to 37,000 infections between july 2 and july 30.
These restrictions have the potential to save 1,258 lives, based on a death rate of 3.4 per cent estimated by the World Health Organization (WTO) for new crown pneumonia.
The third phase of the closure restrictions introduced in early government 7 in Virginia resulted in the re-closure of Melbourne's epidemic hotspots covering 12 postcode areas and the virus testing of all residents of various public housing buildings in Flemington (Flemington) and North Melbourne. A six-week closure of melbourne's metropolitan area and mitchell county (Mitchell Shire) was announced on july 9th, followed by a mandatory requirement for melbourne and mitchell county residents to wear masks they go out and extend the requirement to the state at the end of the month.
According to the researchers, the Coronavirus infection rate in Virginia was 1.75% before closing down.
And Andrews (Daniel Andrews), governor of Virginia, said last week that infection rates had dropped to about 1.
The researchers say a true "flattening of the epidemic curve" requires a further 14% reduction in infection rates.
"It is important, however, that there is still small and significant sustained growth and that further efforts are needed to control the epidemic of the new crown pandemic in Vizhou. "
"Communities and government need to work together in a broader and sustainable manner to optimize the use of all non-drug interventions available to us. "
As the outbreak worsened late last month, the state government last sunday announced the start of a six-week phase 4 closure in melbourne's metropolitan area, at least until september 13.
The Melbourne metropolitan area imposed a curfew between 8 p.m. and 5 a.m. the following day, following further tightening of new closures. Residents are not allowed to shop or exercise 5 kilometers from their address.
The state's township area will start with phase 3 vaccination restrictions tomorrow (Wednesday), and restaurants, bars, cafes and gyms will be closed.
government will also announce additional concrete measures to implement phase IV closure.
Governor Andrews yesterday announced the closure of most stores and factories, allowing only some basic commercial services to continue operating. It is estimated that the implementation of these shop and factory closure measures from Thursday will result in the cessation of work of about 250,000 Wizhou workers.
Stores that provide basic services, such as supermarkets, grocery stores, pharmacies and wine shops, can still remain open. But most stores in Virginia will close down to customers, while construction and manufacturing activities are limited.
Schools are closed from today to resume distance education and online classes.
Victoria government today announced 439 new cases of infection, with 11 patients with new coronary pneumonia death, bringing the number of deaths in the state to 147, increasing to 232 nationwide.
Although the re-implementation of phase III closure measures and the first phase IV closure measures in the country are controversial, most experts believe it is necessary, and some experts believe that phase IV closure should be implemented one week in advance.
