Southern Cross University will reopen the two campuses it closed for cleaning and precautionary measures on Wednesday after a visiting staff member was diagnosed with COVID-19.
"Bottom line: it's going to get worse," National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Anthony Fauci told the House Oversight and Reform Committee. He said a vaccine is still at least a year away. Responding to questions, Fauci said he couldn't give a precise estimate of how many people in the US might get infected.
The US now has more than 1,100 cases of confirmed infection by the COVID-19 virus according to a Johns Hopkins University tally, which also shows 29 deaths in the country.The number of people in the UK who have died after testing positive for coronavirus has risen to eight after the death of two elderly people, health officials said.
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For all the officers, you’d better have evidence for your every word. After this, people who suffered from virus will sue you for every lie.
Stop the scare mongering SMH. 3 people have died from this against over 900 last flu season.
ScottMorrisonMP GregHuntMP please don’t let Australia be the next Italy. Close the border. Shut everything down for 2 weeks. Social distancing now not when it’s too late. covid2019australia CODVID19 lives more important than economy
WOW, 77 PPLE OUT OF ONLY 8.5 MILLION WHO JUST SUFFERED FOR WEEKS WITH NOT BEING ABLE TO BREATHE AND WATCHING 20% OF THE STATES FORESTS, DOZENS OF TOWNS BURN TO THE GROUND, AND PPLE KILLED. FFS WILL YOU STOP THIS HYSTERICAL MINDLESS BULLSHIT
close the schools!
China getting back to normal Virus in decline March 12 Australian Chief Medical Officer says 80% of those who get Corona-virus, “It will feel like a mild Cold”
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