As of 09:30 this morning ,27000 new crown cases have been confirmed in Australia, and the total number of death cases is 784. Among them, Weizhou added 16 cases of diagnosis, death 2 cases. Xinzhou confirmed 0 cases, Queensland confirmed one case.
Melbourne added 16, death 2
On September 6, the governor of Virginia announced a five-step unsealing plan. At present, the confirmed cases in Virginia are well controlled and are expected to enter the third stage of unsealing ahead of schedule.
Melbourne's 14-day rolling average dropped from 23.6 to 22.1.
At 12.30 p.m. today, Victoria's Governor Andrews held a press release announcing that Melbourne would enter the second step of the road map for unsealing, starting at midnight on September 27.
Based on case data, the state government is expected to announce further unsealing measures starting on october 19 in the coming weeks, provided that the average daily number of new cases is less than 5 in 14 days and the source of infection is less than 5.
"We're at least a week ahead of schedule, but we have to wait to see what happens in the next three weeks ," Andrews said. "
The concrete measures of the second step are as follows:
- Curfew: The current 9pm-5am curfew in Melbourne will be lifted from 5am tomorrow morning.
- Reasons for leaving home:
- There are still only four reasons for leaving home, including school or permitted work (which can not be done at home), care or care, the purchase of necessities and exercise.
- No more than five kilometres from home should be left unless it is impossible to do so.
Back to work: about 127000 workers return to the workplace, the workplace needs to develop COVID safety plans.
(b) Return to school: from 12 October, all pupils, special school pupils and students in the VCE、VCAL grades 10 to 12 return to class.
Childcare centres are open to all children without a permit and are not subject to a 5 km limit.
Party or visit:
- Up to five people from two families can have outdoor parties, excluding children under December, for no more than two hours and no more than five kilometers from home.
- Up to one nanny per household.
- Andrews said fines for breaching the rules would rise to up to $5,000.
Sports:
- You can do up to 2 hours of outdoor exercise a day within 5 kilometers of your home or workplace.
- If you exercise near the workplace, you must carry a permit.
- Facilities such as tennis and bowling clubs remain closed.
- Shopping
The restriction that a family can only go shopping once a day was lifted, but Andrews stressed that it was "not an invitation to the whole family" to the supermarket.
- Commercial
- Restaurants and cafes can only provide takeout or takeout services.
Hospitals and Nursing Centres
- One visitor per day for up to two hours.
- For patients under the age of 18, parents or caregivers can visit without time limit.
- Medical services
- Dental clinics with COVID safety plans provide non-emergency services.
real estate auction: private viewing and online auction only.
Religious activities: up to 5 people and one religious leader are allowed to attend outdoor parties and ceremonies.
wedding : outdoor wedding can accommodate up to five people, including newlyweds and witnesses.
Funeral: can accommodate up to 10 people, excluding infants under 12 months and people hosting the funeral.
New states added 0 cases
New South Wales has zero new cases today, the first in three months since June 10.
The total number of cases remained at 4029 and 12333 tests were conducted in the past 24 hours. Selvy (Christine Selvey), a New State Health Department official, praised the community's efforts to reduce the number of cases. "We continue to call on the public to be vigilant ," Dr Selvey said ." If symptoms of runny nose, hoarse throat, cough or fever occur, we should go to the laboratory immediately. "This is particularly important as school holidays begin and population movements across the state increase. "For the fifth day of the past week, no information was reported on the spread of the virus in the community.
Queensland: One new case
At present, there are only 8 active cases and 6 death ,1141 confirmed cases in Queensland.
