Greg Hunt has warned hugging someone not from your household could "sadly risk their life" as he calls for continued vigilance from all Australians as coronavirus numbers rise. The Health Minister warned "each one of us" through our actions could "save a life or inadvertently risk a life". "It could be your mum or your dad or your grandparents.
They're the people who could be most at risk from inadvertent transmission," Mr Hunt said. "What has occurred in Victoria is an acceleration of community transmission levels. "It is a serious situation in Melbourne. It is a level we're all concerned about, but right now, our task and responsibility is to give people advice and legitimate support." Image: Getty
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GregHuntMP IT,S GOOD TO HEAR ANDREWS AND HUNT SAY THE SAME THINGS IN WHAT IS GOING ON IN VICTORIA AND FOR THEM BOTH TO CALL OUT THE PEOPLE WHO ARE DOING THE WRONG THINGS. AND FOR BEING ANGRY AT THOSE PEOPLE BECAUSE A LOT OF US ARE DOING RIGHT THING, SO THANK YOU TO ANDREWS AND HUNT.
GregHuntMP You have more chance of dying from Cancer , road trauma or domestic violence in Australia- don’t be conned by the fear campaign the government is peddling- they did the same thing during wars to galvanise power
GregHuntMP My reaction to that 🖕🖕
GregHuntMP BULLSH.T
GregHuntMP No hugging granny when you come home from school.
GregHuntMP what about husband wife kids
GregHuntMP And all these “health safety and precautionary measures” the government is enforcing, isn’t fueling public fear and hysteria.
GregHuntMP Fark off Greg Hunt MP. We know you are a vaccine industry shill. Gotta keep up the fear until the vaccines come. Turd.
GregHuntMP Knob 🤷♂️
GregHuntMP .GregHuntMP should check out the sickness and death rates from coronavirus. More than 80% have no symptoms at all. You'd think the Health Minister might know that.
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