Around 18 million Australians, 70 per cent of the population, are now under some form of lockdown after cases of the Indian variant exploded out of quarantine hotels in Brisbane, Darwin, Perth and Sydney
* With just 5 per cent of the population fully vaccinated and the more infectious strain on the loose, Australia's vaunted 'zero Covid' strategy - which allowed economy to get back up and running - is on precarious ground
* Around 18 million Australians, 70 per cent of the population, are now under lockdown rules after cases of Indian variant exploded out of quarantine hotels
* Business owners, who basked in the early success of the government's response to the virus, are now concerned about how much longer the constant 'circuit breakers' will continue to plague their livelihoods
* Scott Morrison chaired a national security committee on Monday before announcing that all care home workers must have a vaccine, as well as anyone working, either directly or indirectly, in quarantine hotels
More than two-thirds of Australians have been placed under new lockdown rules as cases of the Indian variant have flared up across the country after escaping from quarantine hotels.
With just 5 per cent of the population fully vaccinated and the more infectious strain on the loose, Australia's vaunted 'zero Covid' strategy - which allowed its economy to get back up and running last year - is on precarious ground.
Around 18 million Australians, 70 per cent of the population, are now under some form of lockdown restrictions after cases of the Indian variant exploded out of quarantine hotels in Brisbane, Darwin, Perth and Sydney.
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More News On The Covid-19 Pandemic In Australia
Delta Outbreak Sees Once-Envied Australia Losing Its Luster -- Bloomberg
Covid paradise Australia faces nationwide outbreak as ‘gilded cage’ is tested by delta variant -- Washington Post
More than 10 million Australians go under lockdown in fight against Delta variant -- CNN
Australia extends lockdowns amid Delta variant cluster -- Global News
Covid Delta outbreak 'biggest threat to South Australia since the first wave' - officials -- 1 News
How will Australia curb the spread of the Delta COVID-19 variant? -- ABC News (Australia)
Can Australia contain the Covid Delta variant? -- The Guardian
Is Australia on the verge of a national Delta variant outbreak? -- ABC News (Australia)
5 comments:
No we are not, not even close lol
Frankly, I am beginning to consider unearthly stuff going on here when I consider how rapidly this virus spreads despite the measures taken. Most of all this latest mutation spreading to such an extent in such a short time period.
U fools earth is about too take us all out
Cuz of ungodly life
Sin rules now
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