Watch out! Sydney's densely populated area sewage virus recently, Sydney's new cases have been low growth or almost achieve a "zero growth" record, the epidemic seems to have been effectively controlled. But a daily mail story left many sydneyers shudder.
In recent days, new cases in Sydney have been low growth or almost achieve a "zero growth" record, the epidemic seems to have been effectively controlled. But a daily mail story left many sydneyers shudder.
According to the Daily Mail ,25, the new state health department in Sydney in several densely populated areas of sewage found COVID-19virus, but these areas so far no confirmed cases.
It has been reported that the monitoring of sewage is still in the initial stage so far, and further analysis and evaluation will be needed, which is important.
People with COVID-19 can reportedly spread their virus even if they no longer test positive or have any symptoms.
Health authorities in the new state urged residents to test and isolate immediately after any symptoms, even if the symptoms were mild.
Earlier this month (September 6-13), the state's health authorities detected COVID-19virus. in sewage samples from Bondi and Malabar areas in southeastern Sydney for two weeks
According to reports, since July, the new state sewage testing program (NSW Sewage Surveillance Program) has been the state's 42 areas, untreated sewage samples have been tested.
Previous samples, including the Greater Sydney Metropolitan Area, Perisher snow mountains, Newcastle, Byron Bay and Blue Mountains west of Sydney, have also been detected for COVID-19virus water sources.
