The state also maintained a "zero increase" in new crown infections as it reached a new anti-epidemic milestone. As of 4 pm today, the total number of new crown cases in Australia was adjusted to 27702, and the death cases were still 907.
In the heart of Australia's second wave of outbreaks, No new cases recorded for two weeks, The cumulative diagnosis was still 20345 cases. One new case in new state, In two cases, The total number of cases was 4482. One new case in Queensland, The total number of cases was 1183. Three new cases in Western Australia, A total of 786 cases. One new case in South Australia, Total 520 cases. One new case in the North, A total of 42 cases. Capital territory remains 114 cases, There were 230 cases in Tazhou.
death cases, there still has 819 cases, Xinzhou 53 cases, Queensland 6 cases, Western Australia 9 cases, Capital Territory 3 cases, South Australia 4 cases, Tazhou 13 cases, North Territory zero cases.
New state: one new case minus two cases
Passers-by wearing masks near the Sydney Opera House. (Getty pictures)
For the sixth consecutive day, no new cases of community transmission had been recorded in the new state in the 24 hours to 8 p.m. last night, and only one imported case had been passengers isolated in the hotel. The total number of infections in the state was adjusted to 4,482 after further testing and exclusion of two previously diagnosed cases.
The state completed 18941 new crown tests in the same period, slightly lower than the previous day's 23236.
So far ,73 new crown patients are still being treated by the new state health department, but none of them are in the intensive care unit. 95% of new crown cases in the whole state are non-emergency venereal disease cases.
While there has been a "zero increase" in community-borne cases, the New State Department of Health has reminded that recent sewage monitoring results show Coronavirus traces in places such as Mosville (Moss Vale), Baola (Bowral) and Rouse Mountain (Rouse Hill), among others.
authorities call on every resident in these areas to be immediately tested for any symptoms that may infect Coronavirus, such as runny nose or hoarse throat, cough, fatigue, fever, etc. After they have finished testing, they must remain isolated until negative results are obtained.
Victoria: Another Anti-Disease Milestone But Untie Without Speed
Melbourne's 14-day new crown case growth dropped to zero. (ABC Photo)
The state has not seen new confirmed cases for two weeks, meaning the state's 14-day rolling average has dropped to zero for the first time since february 22.
On 22 February, there were only four confirmed cases in Vizhou, and no new cases were reported for three consecutive weeks. But the next day two visitors to Australia were detected Coronavirus positive, breaking the situation.
Andrews (Daniel Andrews), governor of Virginia, confirmed this morning the "zero increase" in confirmed cases for two weeks in a row and thanked more than 12,000 WV people who had been tested past 24 hours. "The volume of tests this week is impressive, and they are crucial. "
Only three active cases remain in the state, with the number of cases of unknown source of infection remaining at one. Both active and "mysterious" cases are from the Melbourne metropolitan area.
Although the situation has improved significantly, Andrews stressed that the lifting of the restrictions will not be accelerated and that the state will have to wait until next Sunday (November 22) for further "unsealing" news.
Andrews also announced a $550 million Australian Institute of Infectious Diseases (Australian Institute of Infectious Disease) at the University of Melbourne (University of Melbourne).
A $155 million will be allocated to the program by state government, and the institute is expected to lead the fight against the pandemic in the future by 2025. "It will be the largest of its kind in our region and will become a national centre. "
State of Queensland: A new case is imminent
Queensland today added an overseas input case, the cumulative number of confirmed cases rose to 1183, active cases remaining 8.
Governor Palazuk of Queensland (Annastacia Palaszzuk) announced that starting next week, the state will significantly relax the new crown epidemic restrictions.
From 4 p.m. on 17 November, A ceiling on the number of rally in homes and public places across Queensland will be raised from 40 to 50. From that day, authorities will also allow up to 200 people to attend weddings, Dance activities on the wedding will also resume.
Furthermore, some seating ticket outlets —— cinemas, theatres, live concerts and indoor sports venues can increase attendance from 50 to 100 per cent. Performers will soon be allowed to perform within two metres of the audience, but the chorus will have to maintain a distance of four metres. The stadium will also allow full attendance from next Tuesday.
The social distance requirement for cafes, restaurants, prayer places and art venues will be relaxed from one person per 4 square meters to one person per 2 square meters.
South Australia :1 new active case remaining 17 cases
Nanao yesterday detected a new crown case from 3312 cases, the total number of confirmed cases rose to 520.
A newly diagnosed 50-year-old man who returned from overseas has been staying in a medical hotel (medi-hotel) since arriving in South Australia.
So far, only 17 active cases remain in the state and 499 patients have recovered.
North Territory: A New Case of Returned London Passenger Diagnosis
A 32-year-old woman who flew from London to the northern Territory was Coronavirus positive during her isolation near Darwin, pushing the number of confirmed visits to 42.
According to reports, the woman returned home on Sunday on a federal government evacuation flight. At the time of her entry, the test was negative, but the test was positive at the isolation facility in Howard Springs. She had close contact with an earlier confirmed case.
speaker said the woman had mild symptoms and was still being cared for by Howard Springs medical staff.
To date, all cases of infection in the Territory are related to inbound travellers and no cases of community transmission have occurred.
