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eddiesmith wrote: Anyway I decided to do the right thing and get test before heading north to escape. Flowed quite quickly through the drive thru testing site at Knox, still feel violated but wasn't as bad as expected.
It does bring tears to your eyes
Nice young girl was gentle!
You sure you were in the Covid queue and not the drive through blow and go?
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Things are bad when you start shaking your head in belief:

California, Florida, Texas report new single day high coronavirus death tolls
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Latest numbers

Confirmed (Deaths) - Recoveries

USA = 3,223,797 (135,870) - 1,426,613
Brazil = 1,762,263 (69,316) - 1,185,596
India = 798,577 (21,656) - 498,367
Russia = 713,936 (11,017) - 489,068
Peru = 316,448 (11,314) - 207,802
Chile = 306,216 (6,682) - 274,922
UK = 288,133 (44,650) - Unknown
Mexico = 282,283 (33,526) - 214,316
Spain = 253,056 (28,401) - 150,376
Iran = 252,720 (12,447) - 215,015
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Australia = 9,359 (106) - 7,626

12,383,583 confirmed cases
558,335 deaths
7,224,637 recoveries

Australia:
- Confirmed cases = 9,359
---- New South Wales = 3,467
---- Victoria = 3,379
---- Queensland = 1,068
---- Western Australia = 630
---- South Australia = 443
---- Tasmania = 228
---- ACT = 113
---- NT = 31
- Deaths = 106
- Recoveries = 7,626
- Case fatality rate = 1.13%

Active Cases = 4,600,611
- USA = 1,661,777
- Brazil = 507,351
- India = 278,554
- Russia = 213,851
- South Africa = 121,558
- Peru = 97,332
- Bangladesh = 89,762
- Pakistan = 89,449
- Spain = 74,279
- Colombia = 72,987
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- Australia = 1,206

**(Maximum) = Recovery numbers are not counted, so only subtracts the number of deaths from the total number of confirmed cases.
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AUSTRALIA

Date = Confirmed Cases (New Cases) = Percentage of new cases

3/07/2020 = 8,255 (65) = 0.8%
4/07/2020 = 8,362 (107) = 1.3%
5/07/2020 = 8,449 (87) = 1.0%
6/07/2020 = 8,586 (137) = 1.6%
7/07/2020 = 8,755 (169) = 2.0%
8/07/2020 = 8,886 (131) = 1.5%
9/07/2020 = 9,059 (173) = 1.9%
10/07/2020 = 9,359 (300) = 3.3%

7,626 recovered, 106 deaths.

Cases doubling every 101 days.

939 cases of community transmission nationwide.

1,206 active cases.

South Australia and Tasmania have no active cases.

Highest daily total since April 1.

VICTORIA

Date = Confirmed Cases (New Cases) = Percentage of new cases

3/07/2020 = 2,368 (65) = 2.8%
4/07/2020 = 2,469 (101) = 4.3%
5/07/2020 = 2,536 (67) = 2.7%
6/07/2020 = 2,660 (124) = 4.9%
7/07/2020 = 2,824 (164) = 6.2%
8/07/2020 = 2,942 (118) = 4.2%
9/07/2020 = 3,098 (156) = 5.3%
10/07/2020 = 3,379 (281) = 9.1%

2,183 recovered, 22 deaths.

Cases doubling every 30 days in Victoria.

509 cases of community transmission in Victoria.

1,172 active cases.

Highest daily total since the pandemic started.
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The US went past 70,000 new cases reported in the last 24 hour period. Just 7 days ago, the States set a new all-time high of 58,910 new cases in 24 hours, so the new peak (71,787) is almost 22% higher than last week’s record. The 7-day rolling average of daily new cases is now up to 56,639 (slightly less than 400,000 new cases in the past 7 days).

Indiana, a state with a population comparable to Victoria’s, recorded 725 new cases overnight (total of 50,300) and 9 new deaths (total of 2,748). The number of new cases there has been creeping back up since it hit a low of just 210 on 22 June (down from a peak of 949 on 27 April).
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107: A man in his 90s has died in Victoria.

From The Age’s blog:
A Victorian man in his nineties has died as the state recorded 216 new cases of coronavirus on Friday.

Premier Daniel Andrews said on Saturday that the state had now recorded 3560 cases of coronavirus.

Mr Andrews said there was a net increase of 181 new cases after 35 were reclassified.

He said there were now 1249 active cases in the state.
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I was at the Flemington towers for work yesterday. It had calmed right down although there were still a lot of workers and police around.
At one point I went up to the Woolworths on Racecourse road. While I was there I had to go to the toilet and was disturbed to see that they didn't have any soap. Not good.
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Myself and the missus are now considered suspected cases. We've both had a slight cold and thought we'd do the right thing and get tested. We are S.E. suburbs so hopefully nothing to do with all the cluster f@@@@s over the other side.

We did the drive through test, manned by the ADF, very professional. It was done with military precision.

Anyhow, we're isolating at home until the results come back within 6 days.
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Good luck and best wishes for a negative result from both tests. Bruce.
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Wishing you and your missus the best of results, Bruce!
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Best wishes to both of you, Bruce.

Here's hoping for a negative result and speedy recovery.
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Victoria

Confirmed Cases:
- 1). Hume = 354
- 2). Melbourne = 318
- 3). Wyndham = 263
- 4). Brimbank = 232
- 5). Moonee Valley = 228
- 6). Moreland = 176
- 7). Casey = 137
- 8]. Banyule = 126
- 9). Stonnington = 116
- 10). Whittlesea = 114

Active Cases:
- 1). Melbourne = 203
- 2). Hume = 176
- 3). Wyndham = 175
- 4). Moonee Valley = 122
- 5). Brimbank = 97
- 6). Moreland = 67
- 7). Whittlesea = 44
- 8]. Maribyrnong = 35
- 9). Darebin = 30
- 10). Banyule = 28

New Cases Today:
- 1). Moonee Valley = 30
- 2). Wyndham = 29
- 3). Hume = 23
- 4). Brimbank = 21
- 5). Moreland = 10
- 6). Banyule = 10
- 7). Maribyrnong = 7
- 8]. Whittlesea = 6
- 9). Melton = 6
- 10). Darebin = 5
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^ Gilbert and Russo are fools whose beliefs are endangering the Australian public.
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Bruce Gonsalves wrote:Myself and the missus are now considered suspected cases. We've both had a slight cold and thought we'd do the right thing and get tested. We are S.E. suburbs so hopefully nothing to do with all the cluster f@@@@s over the other side.

We did the drive through test, manned by the ADF, very professional. It was done with military precision.

Anyhow, we're isolating at home until the results come back within 6 days.
Good luck, hope it's all good.

As someone who's near the cluster puvcks I've had a slight cold as well for a couple of weeks but haven't bothered getting tested again.

On the point of the ADF, I don't understand this Government's reluctance to use them. They've been almost hostile to the offer.

While the buck stops with Dandrews, whoever made the call to use private security firms to guard those in hotel quarantine should be lodging their application for JobSeeker ASAP, the companies who accepted the work then subcontracted it out should face significant fines and be banned from providing work for the government and any public sector entity, and the subcontractor companies should be de-registered, fined and their owners/principles jailed.
Every dead body on Mt Everest was once a highly motivated person, so maybe just calm the **** down.
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