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More than 20 venues, where infected COVID patrons spent time in the past week, have offered NSW Health CCTV footage for tracing investigators. “In what needs to be called out as the most damaging case of political correctness in this pandemic … the health department are refusing to use the footage, for privacy reasons,” Mr Smith said. “It's like during times of heightened terrorism, the public must lose some of their civil liberties, for the safety of themselves and others.
CCTV a useless time waster. CCTV used in critical areas, not permitted in toilets. An investigative analysis for a pub with 10 CCTV cameras in 1 day requires crew people watch 5 days of video while tracking everybody, a complex task. And that's only 1 of the 20 venues.
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NSW govt to provide 500,000 health masks to Sydney aged care facilities | Sky News AustraliaHealth Minster Greg Hunt has announced 500,000 face masks will be provided to aged care facilities Sydney's western suburbs. \n\n“That’s an important part of the commonwealth’s contribution, to provide that support, to provide that assistance,' he said. \n\nMr Hunt said he was heartened by health advice which praised the speed and focus of the community transmission program and the fact community cases of the virus were contained to links with the Crossroads Hotel. \n GregHuntMP Terrible and bad for their health GregHuntMP the experts say that today wearing a mask is of some use.
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Qld clamps down on NSW travellers | Sky News AustraliaMore than 30 people have been turned away at the Queensland-NSW border since midday on Tuesday as the majority arrived from NSW coronavirus hotspots. \n\nFive people who arrived on a flight from Sydney were also refused entry at the Coolangatta airport after Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk announced tougher border restrictions with NSW. \n\nUnder the new measures, Qld residents who visited either Liverpool or Campbelltown in the past 14 days would be forced to enter a 14-day quarantine period upon arrival in an effort to prevent the spread of a virus cluster from the Crossroads Hotel in Sydney’s south-west. \n\nThe Gold Coast mayor urged Ms Palaszczuk to consider moving the border crossing south to Tweed Heads following complaints of lengthy delays from travellers trying to enter the state. \n\nMeanwhile, the Premier on Wednesday accepted a plan to make Qld the new home of AFL, due to coronavirus lockdowns in Victoria, as the Sunshine State recorded another day of zero new infections. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia Scientist expose the Communist Party CCP covered up the truth of the deadly virus. Dr.Yan is one of the 1st get involved in COVID-19 research🌎collected massive firsthand info. CCP know🦠spread between human in Dec 2019! This 13 mins video is part of the whole 4 hrs interview! 15/07/2020 轰炸模板 Progressive revelation of the truth by the bravest warrior scientist Dr. Yan. I hope people can feel the ominous warning between the lines. We are running out of time. NSW is just way too close to Victoria, sorry folks.
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NSW confirms 13 new infections as Crossroads Hotel cluster grows to 34 | Sky News AustraliaNSW health authorities have confirmed 13 new coronavirus cases in the state, including 10 linked to the Crossroads Hotel cluster in Sydney’s south-west. \n\nChief Health Minister Dr Kerry Chant confirmed six of the new confirmed infections attended the hotel, while two were close contacts and two others contracted the virus after attending the Planet Fitness gym in Casula which was also associated with the hotel outbreak. \n\nA total of 34 infections have so far linked with the Crossroads Hotel. \n\n“I think this highlights the rapidity in which COVID can spread and the importance of us identifying these cases very rapidly,” Ms Chant said. \n\nShe advised staff and patrons who attended the Casula gym between July 4 and July 10 to present themselves for testing and self-isolate for 14 days. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia Just goes to show how a liberal state leader has failed to close a border fast enough to stop this virus entering the state and now risking lockdowns ... but Sky will support the liberal NSW leader and continue their attack on Vic and Qld leaders as it suits their agenda So What - Todate -out of 10,251 there have been NO deaths in people under the age of 40! There have only been 3 deaths in people under the age of 60!! Protect those most at risk and get on with living for the rest.
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PM praises NSW response to COVID-19 cluster | Sky News AustraliaPrime Minister Scott Morrison says while Australia should not be locked down, the lockdowns are appropriate in Victoria, which has suffered “a big setback” in the fight against COVID-19.\n\n“The Victorian situation is very concerning, but we are hopeful is those figures starting to level out,” he said.\n\n“As the effects of the lockdown kick in, hopefully we see new case numbers.\n\nMr Morrison praised the response by the New South Wales government in its handling of a COVID-19 cluster at the Crossroads Hotel in Casula.\n\n“That demonstrates in New South Wales how effectively the states can respond to this, and the best protection to live alongside the virus and to open up your economy — you don’t protect your economy by continually shutting things down,” Mr Morrison said.\n\n“That’s what you have to do when things get to the point they have in Victoria. \n\n“But you can continue to move forward in the way that New South Wales is demonstrating by building that capability for tracing and testing and so on, and that’s been quite effective in this case, and hopefully we will see that situation continue to improve as well.\n \n“But as we know there are no guarantees.”\n ScottMorrisonMP Stay in NSW indefinitely Morrison, you smug dolt. ScottMorrisonMP Lockdowns are unnecessary if you are Australian, but don't go far enough if you are a state Labor govt that Murdoch puppets want to kick
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Virus concerns for Victoria's health workers | Sky News AustraliaThere are concerns for Victorian health workers after five staff members at the Royal Children's Hospital tested positive for COVID-19 with seven others placed into isolation.\n\nThe number of medical personnel who have become sick or placed into quarantine due to coronavirus now numbers well above 100.\n\nThe state recorded 238 cases overnight as well as the death of a woman in her 90s - the third in 24 hours.\n\nNo patients were affected.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n Ya, and Ruth Ginsberg had an infection. Anyway, the media was slow to accept C-19 and slow to let go as it evaporates. The circle of life. It is getting borinng. No one believes this fear mongering. Go and lick toilets at Flinders Street, and your immune system will be active. 🙄 Making people lose their jobs because of the flu 👏
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The steps NSW Health should have taken when the Ruby Princess dockedNSW Health made three crucial mistakes in the handling of the Ruby Princess when it docked in Sydney in March | jennynoise jennynoise Nice try. We’re still looking at Andrews. jennynoise She’s right you know. Why subtly shill for the LNP ? jennynoise The ship should never have left NZ....
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