Australia's new crown epidemic is steady and good. As of 3 p.m. today, a total of 27857 new crown cases and 907 death cases were confirmed nationwide.
For the 27th day in a row, the state of Virginia maintained zero growth in confirmed cases, The cumulative diagnosis was still 20345 cases. Two new cases in South Australia, A total of 559 cases. Two new cases, A total of 50 cases. There are still 4551 new states, 1197 in Queensland, 810 cases in Western Australia, 115 cases in the capital territory, There were 230 cases in Tazhou.
death cases, Victoria still has 819 cases, Xinzhou 53 cases, Queensland 6 cases, South Australia 4 cases, Western Australia 9 cases, Capital Territory 3 cases, Tazhou 13 cases, North Territory zero.
New state: zero increase in first confirmed cases in two months
As of 0800 hours last night, no new cases of local infection and imported cases were found in the new state. For the last time circulate a notice the state had a zero increase in one-day confirmed cases, on september 27th.
In the same period ,14885 cases were detected in Xinzhou, higher than 16291 cases the previous day.
At present ,81 new crown patients in the state are still being treated by the new state health department, but none of them are in the intensive care unit. At present, most of the cases (96%) treated by the Department of Health are non-acute out-of-hospital cases.
The New State Department of Health warned that although the state had not seen local infections for the 19th consecutive day and restrictions were being further relaxed, it was not a time for complacency. authorities once again call on people to continue to be actively tested if any symptoms of possible Coronavirus infection occur, as this is the best way to detect virus transmission and prevent it.
HOS has added Woodville Middle School (Woodville High School) in West Adelaide to the list of places of concern. authorities urged anyone currently in the new state who had visited the school on 23 November to be immediately tested and isolated and to call 1800943553 to contact the health department.
Moreover, after Coronavirus residues were found in sewage samples from Liverpool's (Liverpool) sewage treatment plant, residents of several urban areas in southwest Sydney were called for testing.
virus residues were identified through ongoing sewage monitoring projects in the new state. Although the Coronavirus found in sewage may reflect the existence of known confirmed new crown cases in recent weeks, the Department of Health is concerned that there may be other undetected active cases in the local community.
Victoria :27 days "zero new, zero death" welcome back international arrivals next month
Melbourne residents are no longer required to wear masks outdoors. (ABC Photo)
Weizhou has not found any new confirmed cases for 27 consecutive days, just one day from the 28-day anti-epidemic milestone often mentioned by epidemiologists. According to them, if the number of confirmed cases per day remained at 28 days rate of 28 days, marks the "elimination" of Coronavirus. within the community
While some infectious-disease experts are now convinced that the state is on track to eliminate Coronavirus community transmission, they warn that the biggest risk of a virus comeback comes from border-restricted deregulation and the reopening of isolated hotels.
Melbourne will re-receive international entrants from December 7. Andrews (Daniel Andrews), governor of Virginia, confirmed that pilot work would be carried out in hotels selected to participate in the new round of isolation.
"The current international situation is much worse than in March. For many parts of the world, there will be a difficult winter. Much of Europe and Asia are in much the same situation. I don't think it's possible to set up a risk-free model, and minimizing risk poses challenges. "he said.
Andrews also warned that there are likely to be Coronavirus traces in the community. "I think there are probably a few more cases, a highly contagious virus ."
The state's active cases were "zeroed out" following the release of a 9-month-old newly diagnosed patient this week, and the average increase over the past 14 days and the number of cases with unknown sources of infection remained zero.
South Australia: confirmed case at Adelaide Secondary School
school girl confirmed infection at Woodwell Middle School Coronavirus .( ABC Pictures)
An additional two new cases were reported in South Australia within 24 hours, both related to the infection cluster in Adelaide Parafield (Parafield) region. The total number of cases in the cluster thus rose to 31.
One of the new patients, a school girl. health department at Woodville Middle School (Woodville High School) in West Adelaide, warned that anyone arriving on Monday and members of their families should be quarantined immediately until further notice. At present, about 1000 students are in isolation.
Cusack (Mike Cusack), South Australia's deputy chief public health officer, said this morning that the case at Woodwell Middle School was related to the Parafield cluster. The infection was caused by a cleaner and two security guards at the Peppers Medical Hotel who spread the virus to family and other close contacts.
Cusack said students suspected of being infected were involved in the parafield cluster because they Woodville Pizza Bar pizza shops. According to Peppers, a security guard at the hotel was involved in a second job in the shop during an infectious period.
"We believe that the student was likely to be contagious during school on Monday. "Cusack urges anyone who has been to the Woodville area to be self-segregated and tested for symptoms.
South Australia's chief public health officer, Nicola Spurrier, later further revealed that the infected girl had been to the Woodville Pizza Bar on November 14 to buy a pizza, so contact with virus.
Spril said the second patient reported today was a 40-year-old man who had been in close contact with a confirmed case. The man is being quarantined and separated from his family.
Northern Territory: two new cases of returnees
The North Territory reported two new cases late yesterday, pushing the total to 50.
The newly diagnosed were two women aged 64 and 59. They arrived on Tuesday on a evacuation flight from New Delhi. They are still being treated at the National Rehabilitation Centre (Centre for National Resilience) by the Australian Medical Assistance Working Group (AUSMAT) staff.
Since the reception of evacuation flights in the northern Territory on 23 October ,1,001 international entrants have been isolated at the National Rehabilitation Centre in Haward Springs (Howard Springs), reporting 16 cases of Yang venereal disease.
At present, however, all confirmed cases in the North Territory are related to international or interstate travel and no cases of community transmission have been identified.
