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Bobby. wrote on Sep 18^th, 2020 at 6:34pm:


Okay... and does that mean our government should be letting them get away with it again ... and again???
Oh what’s that I heard.... Dan saying they won’t be fined for breaching rules... these 5 families... then infected 2 at Westfield’s shops that are now in hospital!

Wow.... how lovely and so lenient is out man Dan for tickling these people with a feather... after all a spike just happened... must please Dan much to keep us all in a chokehold?

There are currently 101 active coronavirus cases in the Casey and Dandenong area of Melbourne, with 34 infections linked to five households in the Afghan community.


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8747825/How-new-coronavirus-cluster-thr...



Cases in the southeast have now spread to Dandenong Police Station and a number of industrial work sites.
The success of Melbourne's ongoing lockdown could be at risk with a new cluster emerging in the southeast of the city,
testing the capacity of COVID-detectives.
There are currently 101 active coronavirus cases in the Casey and Dandenong area with

As residents in the city are still under strict Stage Four lockdown which restricts families travelling more
than 5km from their homes to visit other households,
it's thought the infected group may have breached the stay-at-home orders.

There are currently 101 active coronavirus cases in the Casey and Dandenong area
with 34 infections linked to five households in the


We brought the Afghans here.
We knew that they couldn't speak English.
We knew their only skill was to stick their bums in the air
and pray to Allah.
What did we expect with our complicated lockdown laws?
Did we think they would obey laws they didn't understand?
It's our fault.


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8747825/How-new-coronavirus-cluster-thr...

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-09-20/victoria-records-14-new-coronavirus-cases...


as Melbourne 14-day average drops
Posted 3 hours ago, updated 1 hour ago



Victoria has recorded 14 new coronavirus infections — the lowest single-day case increase in more than three months — and five further deaths.

The deaths of two men and two women in their 80s and one woman in her 90s were all linked to aged care settings.

It is the 10th consecutive day the state has recorded a daily infections number of below 50.

Metropolitan Melbourne's 14-day average for new cases is now 36.2.

Keeping the rolling 14-day average below 50 is key to Melbourne slightly easing restrictions on September 28, as part of step 2 of the state's roadmap.

Premier Daniel Andrews said the numbers were "low, but still not low enough" to ease restrictions without the virus spreading again.

"This is a good day, though," he said.

"A day where Victorians can be proud of the work that they've done, their commitment, their resolve to see this off."

The Premier and Minister for Creative Industries Martin Foley announced a $13 million package for the state's live music industry, which has been hit hard by the extended restrictions.
Catch up on the main COVID-19 news from September 20 with our coronavirus blog.

Nine of the new cases were linked to known outbreaks and the remaining five are still under investigation.

The infections were detected from 12,461 tests processed on Saturday.

The last time the state recorded fewer than 14 cases was more than three months ago, when nine infections were announced on June 16.

More than 18,000 Victorians have contracted COVID-19 since that date.

cods wrote on Sep 20^th, 2020 at 12:27pm:




It's figures for the last 24 hours.

14 is the best number we've seen in ages.
We'll be lower than Sydney soon.

Bias_2012 wrote on Sep 20^th, 2020 at 1:38pm:



We don't know the origins of those have have contracted the disease.
The Afghan source was a slip of the tongue
by the chief health officer for which he has apologised
owing to the necessities of political correctness.