As of Sunday ,25 October, The total number of confirmed cases in Australia is 27, 506 cases, Seven new cases, To 4375 cases, Seven new cases in Victoria, Up to 20343 cases, No new state, 1167 cases in Queensland, 757 cases in Western Australia, 114 cases of capital territory, 487 cases in South Australia, 33 cases in the North Territory, There were 230 cases in Tazhou.
China's total number of new crown death is still 905, no new today, Xinzhou 53, Victoria 817, Queensland 6, Western Australia 9, Capital Territory 3, South Australia 4, Tazhou 13.
Victoria :7 new death 0 cases
Victoria recorded seven new crown confirmed cases on Sunday, the same number as Saturday, no new death cases.
Victoria is likely to begin further "unsealing" today, paving the way for retail and hotel businesses to open in a few days, but a growing epidemic in the northern suburbs may prevent the "unsealing" from going smoothly.
On Saturday, four more cases were linked to the North District infection cluster, with thousands of tests still pending.
Victoria's governor, Daniel Andrews, said he and his public health team needed to wait for these tests to determine whether the outbreak was under control before deciding on Sunday's unsealing.
Andrews said :& quot;: Many people have been hoping [Sunday], Because on this day we'll have an absolute picture of October and November, & quot; He stressed, At least six families added four cases on Saturday, reached 32 cases.
Governor Andrews: Melbourne & quot; can't & quot; further relax restrictions
Melbourne will not enter the next phase of reopening, although the state records only seven new cases today.
Governor Daniel Andrews said the health authorities was still waiting for test results that could erupt. Melbourne can not relax the restrictions until the results are obtained.
& quot; we have at least 1,000 tests from that North District infection cluster in the lab ,& quot; he said.
& quot; we will get these results today, maybe tomorrow will get the rest, and extra testing will be done all day. And it's not something else, it's a careful pause, waiting to get the important information, the results of the tests, just to rule out if there's more virus ." than we thought
quot; this is not a setback. This is just waiting, guided by data, guided by science. & quot;
The news came as Melbourne was about to enter the four months of an exhausting phase IV blockade.
The federal government today called on Victoria to lift the blockade, and the health minister Greg Hunt (Greg Hunt) said the state was "free of obstacles ".
& quot; we are in a strong position, there should be no obstacles for Victoria to take these steps in line with NSW, quot; he said.
& quot; obviously have more work to do, but they have significantly improved, and in our opinion they have the ability to manage the small number of cases because if we do not, then we see the risk of mental health.
& quot; the only reason Victoria won't restrictions is if they have no confidence in their contact tracking. & quot;
Melbourne's initial date of reopening into the next phase is November 1.
However, after a week of low-diagnostic figures, government said it would advance the unsealing plan.
Unseal in remote areas of Victoria
Starting at midnight on Tuesday, Victoria will relax restrictions on the gym, indoor swimming pool, food plaza and school graduation.
Governor Andrews announced today that deregulation was allowed in areas where the number of cases remained low.
The third step is to unseal at 11:59 p.m. on Tuesday, October 27.
The gym and fitness studio will be open to up to 20 people in Victoria's non-Mexican metropolitan area.
- The indoor swimming pool will be open to 20 people.
- People under 18 will start indoor sports.
- The food square can open.
- Live music can be restarted as part of outdoor hospitality.
- The school graduation ceremony can be held.
- A religious rally will be allowed to host up to 20 people indoors up to 50 people outdoors, plus a religious leader.
- Outdoor funerals will increase to 50 mourners.
New State :3 days without community communication
For three consecutive days, NSW recorded locally transmitted coronary virus new cases of 0.0% on Sunday.
Seven new cases returned from overseas from 24 hours a week to 8 p.m. in the hotel quarantine, bringing the state's total to 4,193.
During the most recent reporting period ,12,465 tests were conducted.
Five new diagnoses were reported Saturday among hotel-quarantined overseas travellers.
