There are few people in front of the Sydney Opera House. (Table 9)
Federal government is due to unveil a new deal on Friday. Prior to that, the National Cabinet was studying various options for easing restrictions.
The Aussie people put the country in a "favorable position" and will see a number of social restrictions relaxed, Nick Coatsworth deputy chief medical officer said in an interview with TV9`s Today Show program.
Cafés, restaurants and some places of entertainment may be allowed to open in staggered hours.
"Although it`s only a matter of time, they do n` t open all at once, and some of them pose a greater risk than others ," Coatsworth said. "
skateboarders pass through the enclosed area of gold coast surfer beach (Surfers Paradise Beach). (Table 9)
Under current restrictions, many beaches, playgrounds and skateboarding parks nationwide remain closed. The reasons people leave their homes and how to socialize are limited.
According to Kotsworth, removing the measure would be a prudent trade-off, based on science and data.
"As soon as you lift a restriction, you need weeks to see the impact of COVID-19 developments ," he warned. we may see small (infected) clusters. "
However, he stressed that the federal and state health departments will take action against any outbreak of infection clusters.
Australia`s fitness association (Fitness Australia) told platform 9 this week that it hoped the gym would be reopened under a strict limit of 10 people per room. But the gym poses "a higher risk of transmission ," says cotsworth. Taiwan`s analysis suggests that what the deputy chief medical officer says may herald national cabinet considerations.
"Australia`s Chief Health Protection Committee (Australian Health Protection Principle Committee) is already considering the current restrictions and how they can be phased out ," he said. "
At a news conference yesterday afternoon, Morrison (Scott Morrison) said Friday was scheduled to unveil a way and timetable for easing restrictions. Although it is a national policy framework, it is up to the states and territorial government to decide how to implement it.
Early on the eve of the New Deal for Unsealing, the number of new crown cases circulate a notice in Virginia rebounded slightly today, adding 17 cases; the number of new states grew by 9 cases; and Queensland achieved "zero growth" in the past 24 hours.
Nearly 730,000 institutions are currently enrolled in the JobKeeper salary subsidy scheme, according to federal government.
authorities also stepped up pressure on states yesterday to reopen schools, claiming that continued school closures would have an unnecessary impact on economic.
"The medical advice of experts is that schools can be fully open ," Morrison said yesterday. And the Treasury suggests that if schools are not fully opened, employment and economic will be hit. "What restrictions are expected to continue?
Chief medical officer murphy called on the workplace not to shake hands and stagger commutes. (Table 9)
When Aussies look forward to a return to normal life, Federal Chief Medical Officer Murphy (Brendan Murphy) lists activities that are unlikely to be carried out before the invention vaccine.
Murphy said yesterday that authorities expected more outbreaks after easing restrictions, but they wanted to keep the number of new cases within 100.
"We know that we can handle such situations. He told the journalist :" We do not want anything that spreads widely over a long period of time, and we do not want to end up with a massive outbreak and hundreds of cases. This is something we are trying to avoid. "
He stressed that unless a highly effective treatment is found, Australia is likely to implement social distance measures until the new crown vaccine. and vaccine development may take up to two years.
"I don`t think it`s likely to be a mass exodus until we get rid of the virus, said. So, unfortunately, we don`t see 100,000 people standing shoulder to shoulder watching the football finals. "
"We can`t shake hands, hug at will, and squeeze in the room for a long time ," Murphy said.
Addressing the resumption of work and workplace arrangements, he said that the rotation desk system (Hot-desking)" had to be implemented in different ways "and encouraged the workplace to stagger commuting hours. "We don`t want everyone in the elevator at the beginning and end of the day. "
He also called for meetings not to be held in small rooms or in hand, and for videoconferences to be held as much as possible to avoid interstate travel.
