Three children were introduced to the Hilton Hotel. (Daily Mail Photo)
Three separated children were transferred from the Hilton Hotel (Hilton) in Sydney CBD last night and rushed to hospital. Another news this morning revealed that a child and a family member who had been isolated at the hotel had been tested positive for the new crown virus. It has not yet been established whether there was a prior link between the two.
Photographs taken at about 10 p.m. last night showed a number of ambulance personnel wearing protective clothing, wearing masks, three children lying on a stretcher out of the Hilton Hotel, and carried to the ambulance. Adults on the stretcher looked uneasy.
A young child will be taken to an ambulance accompanied by an adult man on the side. (Daily Mail Photo)
Police sources told the Daily Mail that the children were taken to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital (Royal Prince Alfred Hospital) in the western part of Sydney for COVID-19 treatment after they developed symptoms associated with new crown pneumonia.
Although the new state ambulance agency (NSW Ambulance) declined to comment, station 9 also said they believed to have flu-like symptoms.
According to the Sydney Morning Herald this morning, a child and one of his family members who were currently diagnosed came from a family of seven. When they returned from overseas, they were separated from the hotel.
Three of the family members were taken out of the hotel last night and sent to hospital for new coronavirus testing.
Chant (Kerry Chant), chief medical officer of Xinzhou, confirmed that after being taken out of the hotel, they-equipped hospital hotel after being taken out of the hotel. "I would like to emphasize that this is our usual procedure. When anyone in the hotel is tested for positive results, a clinical assessment is made. They will be placed in a hospital or one of our hospital hotels with specialized staff. "
At the same time, she added that the new crown child was generally "much more mild ".
However, the health department has not confirmed whether the confirmed child was one of the three children who were sent to hospital last night.
It is not clear whether the confirmed child was one of the three children sent to hospital last night. (Photo of Table 9)
The luggage of the family of seven was reportedly wrapped in plastic sheeting and moved outside after the children were introduced to the hilton hotel last night. Staff wearing protective gear then carried the luggage to a waiting ambulance. More than 30 returned passengers were diagnosed during hotel isolation
Michelle and Terry leave the Swiss hotel in Sydney early this morning. (Daily Mail Photo)
At present, about 3000 overseas visitors to Australia live in 11 hotels in Sydney, accepting a 14-day mandatory isolation. More than three adults showed symptoms and were positive for the new crown virus.
According to the latest data from the New State Department of Health ,121 of those who have been subjected to compulsory isolation after returning from overseas have been tested for a new crown, of which 36 have been positive. including the Hilton Hotel (Hilton)-diagnosed child and one of its parents.
According to station 9, the number of Australians isolated at the Hilton Hotel reached about 400 yesterday. The first 288 expatriates to be quarantined in Sydney`s Swiss hotel (Swissotel Sydney), the same street, were granted leave. today after the quarantine expired at midnight
New state police chief fulle (Mick Fuller) confirmed that people arriving in australia on march 26 have been forced to accept 14 days of self-isolation. Today, leave .288 australians have been allowed to "lift the ban" from the swiss hotel in sydney, but 30 people still choose to stay in the hotel`s guest room arrange their home trip.
A passenger from the cruise ship Novi Genesis (Norwegian Jewel) was reported to have returned from Hawaii on 26 March onas evacuation flight.
The Michelle (Michelle) and Terry (Terri) were among them. The couple hurried leave the Swiss Hotel in Sydney at about 1 a.m. this morning, anxious to return to their home in Port Macaurey (Port Macquarie) after four hours of driving.
According to Michelle, they received medical tests, police checks and filled out "piles" of documents before being allowed to leave the hotel. Both chose the early morning leave, to avoid the crowd. "government the lack of communication between departments, we are trapped indoors, food is poor and the whole process is difficult ," she added. "
Despite the family`s desire, the terry`s port of macaurey is now one of the hot spots in the new state, where 29 people have been diagnosed. "We are going to a major disaster area in Australia. We`re going to have to stay home as close as possible until the outbreak passes. "There have been no cases of human transmission in the isolated hotel
Australian Federal Deputy Chief Hospital Kelly. (Photo of Sydney Morning Herald)
According to federal chief medical officer kelly (Paul Kelly), the harrowing images of the children being rushed to hospital from isolated hotels are a reminder that people of all ages may be infected with the new crown virus.
"Children are not fully immune to the virus, although we have found that they appear to be less affected and are less likely to be infected ," he said to" Today`s Show (Today). However, for these three children, I hope they will recover as soon as possible. "
Mr. kelly said he could not comment on individual cases, but this is a reminder that the new crown virus can infect not only the elderly but also the younger.
He also stressed that although some people were tested positive during isolation and sent to hospital for treatment, there were no cases of human transmission in the hotels used for isolation.
And the health authorities is welcoming more overseas visitors as the first group of Australian returnees to Sydney`s Swiss hotel is quarantined. "We still see a group of Australian cruise ships coming back from all over the world, so this is still something we need to pay attention to. We must first ensure that they are cared for, and secondly that they do not spread the virus elsewhere in the country. "
Despite reports that the new state government is considering lifting the "restraining order" as soon as next month, kelly affirmed the importance of continuing to enforce strict social distance measures.
(Source :9, Daily Mail, Sydney Morning Herald)
