CV and mad panic behaviour

[Thryleon]

The biggest issue is that everyone is affected differently.  There's a 45 year old who spent 72 days in hospital with it when his wife had the sniffles.

Why? No one knows.  Catch it and find out your fate? No thanks.

[Gointocarlton]

532 cases today. You can be as critical as you want of governments but this is just people not doing the right thing plain and simple. That is, people not social distancing, not wearing masks, going out for coffees, going to work or out whilst sick, not self isolating whilst test results are pending, nursing homes not looking after the elderly by utilising isolation and infection control measures. If I owned an Aged Care Facility, I would have immediately locked it down and seeked emergency assistance and health advice on how best to deal with the crisis. There are going to be lawsuits everywhere when this is over/under control.
And there are these imbeciles meeting in Cranbourne yesterday, conspiracy theorists, wouldnt feed these parasites:

[cookie2]

According to the CHO the two main problem areas appear to be workplaces and aged care facilities.

[Gointocarlton]

According to the CHO the two main problem areas appear to be workplaces and aged care facilities.

I'll stand corrected but last week, I think I read that 80% of the transmissions are occuring in work places.

[Professer E]

Why are meatworks so prone to clusters?

[cookie2]

Why are meatworks so prone to clusters?

Apparently workers are lowly paid and reluctant to miss shifts even when showing symptoms.

[Gointocarlton]

Why are meatworks so prone to clusters?

Low temperature environment?

[Gointocarlton]

Sanity prevails in NSW at least, now is not the time given the H&S risks. Now we will see what the authorities do when it goes ahead illegally.

https://www.theguardian.com/australia-ne...65365e61fe

The NSW court of appeal has dismissed an appeal from the organisers of a Black Lives Matter protest planned for Sydney.
It means that the rally tomorrow will be an “unauthorised event”.
Organisers have previously said the protest would go ahead regardless of the court’s decision.

[capcom]

Could be a case of "you asked for it"

[Baggers]

Sanity prevails in NSW at least, now is not the time given the H&S risks. Now we will see what the authorities do when it goes ahead illegally.

https://www.theguardian.com/australia-ne...65365e61fe

The NSW court of appeal has dismissed an appeal from the organisers of a Black Lives Matter protest planned for Sydney.
It means that the rally tomorrow will be an “unauthorised event”.
Organisers have previously said the protest would go ahead regardless of the court’s decision.

Their placards should read: My Opinion Matters More Than Community Health & Responsibility.

I wholeheartedly agree with peoples' rights to protest, but in this virus climate - nuh. Use your imagination folks and come up with another way to draw attention to your cause without placing the health and wellbeing of those in your community at risk.