Covit-19 | Sydney enters two-week lockout against World

New South Wales Minister Gladys Periglian told a news conference in Sydney that the government expects the number of Govt-19 cases to increase in the coming days.

Australia is more successful at managing the epidemic than many advanced economies. Since the outbreak, there have been more than 30,450 cases in the country and 910 deaths from Govt-19. Closing the borders, the people decided on the rules of social distance, while at the same time the people are determined to fight the disease.

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But the country has been facing increasing small explosions in recent months. They are so far through rapid contact tracking, isolation from thousands of people at once, or difficult locking.

Thirty new infections reported by Sydney on Sunday brought the number of delta variation cases linked to a cluster in the Pondy neighborhood to 110. Two more cases are under investigation.

The rapid increase in lawsuits and exposure sites has forced the government to impose a siege without hesitation, allowing people to leave their homes only for shopping, work, education, fitness and essential medical care.

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Delta Variation Infections

Contact trackers contacted passengers after discovering an assistant had been injured on several flights across the country in Sydney.

The state of Queensland has reported two cases of covetousness spreading locally. Officials said both infections belonged to the alpha variant, which was first diagnosed in the UK in September 2020.

The Northern Region, home to Australia’s most popular ancient tribal cultures and strong mining industry, witnessed its first corona virus on Saturday (26), with four locally acquired infections unrelated to the Sydney eruption.

Delta Variation Infections started with a worker at a gold mine owned by Newmont Corp. and is now prevented.

Authorities were unable to locate all of the miner’s close contacts, so an immediate 48-hour lockdown was imposed on Darwin and some surrounding areas.

“I regret that we went so fast, rather than going too slow and risking everything,” Chief Michael Conner said at a news conference.