Bobby. wrote on Oct 9^th, 2021 at 6:18am:


He wasn't wearing a face mask while he was in the shower.

Terrible crime that.

Lisa Jones wrote on Oct 9^th, 2021 at 6:57am:



He was arrested for exercising near his home -
a completely trumped up charge by a crooked cop:

NSW Premier warns residents to brace for a 'difficult time' ahead as the state begins to reopen

By Ursula Malone
Posted 4h ago

Dominic Perrottet says case numbers will increase as NSW opens up, but people can learn to live alongside the virus.

The Premier Dominic Perrottet has warned of a "difficult time" ahead as the state begins to open up from Monday.
Key points:

    NSW is expected to hit 90 per cent first dose vaccinations on Sunday or Monday
    Chief Health Officer Kerry Chant says the Premier's changes to the road map were very low risk
    Investigations are ongoing into how another Delta strain got into the community

NSW recorded 580 new locally acquired COVID-19 cases and 11 COVID-related deaths in the 24 hours to 8:00pm yesterday.

Mr Perrottet warned NSW residents to be prepared for more COVID-19 infections as restrictions were eased. 

"We will see … case numbers increase and hospitalisations increase, that is a natural part of opening up," he said.

"That's why we've done this in a safe way and ensured that we haven't done so until we've had that vaccination rate where we wanted to be."

The Premier said while health was his "number one concern", he was keen to get businesses open again and as cases rise, "we will learn to live alongside the virus".
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The new Premier said he was taking a "more conservative" approach to the road map out of the pandemic compared to the federal government.

"We believe that our conservative approach here ensures that we keep people safe but importantly get people back to work as quickly as possible," he said.

Dr Chant was asked if she was "comfortable" with the changes to the road map made under Mr Perrottet.

"The revised road map changes were formulated in the usual way where public health advice is put on the table," she said.




She said she had personally briefed the Premier and presented her advice at this week's meeting of the NSW crisis cabinet.

    "I note that some of the changes are clearly very low risk," she added.

She said she would continue to give health advice to the government and was satisfied that the health advice was being considered.

"I am very appreciative that the government has given that a good airing," she said.

Carl D wrote on Oct 9^th, 2021 at 10:04am:


people going out and having adventures is a "disaster"  now

aquascoot wrote on Oct 9^th, 2021 at 6:08pm:


It will be a disaster for the hospitals, ambulance services and health care system in general when daily cases will probably be in the thousands in NSW in coming weeks.

Just ask Victoria

And, sadly, the number of deaths (425 since June 16th 2021) will dramatically increase as well.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-10-10/nsw-records-477-new-covid-19-cases-and-si...




Dominic Perrottet says residents have 'earned' state's reopening
By David Hirst
Posted 1h ago
1 hours ago
, updated 6m ago





NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet says the state's residents have "earned" the easing of COVID-19 restrictions which will come in effect tomorrow.
Key points:

    Mr Perrottet says opening up the state tomorrow is a "big day"
    A COVID-19 digital vaccination certificate will be trialled in regional NSW from tomorrow
    An eighth death has been linked to an outbreak at Nepean Hospital

The state recorded 477 new COVID-19 infections and six death in the 24 hours to 8:00pm yesterday.

A large number of restrictions will be eased on Monday for those who are fully vaccinated after more than 100 days in lockdown.

Cafes, restaurants and bars will reopen, 10 people will be allowed to visit a home and the caps on numbers at weddings and funerals will increase dramatically.

Mr Perrottet said it would be a "big day" for the state.

"You've earned it. We're back in action tomorrow after more than 100 days making enormous sacrifices," he said.

Quote:


Yes, a big day indeed.

Wonder how many thousands of daily Covid cases and deaths will have to occur with hospitals overwhelmed before Dominic admits that "he made a big mistake" on Monday 11th October 2021?

Mark your calendars. I already have.

(Wonder if he's putting his faith in God like his political buddy Scotty from Marketing seems to do?)

I suspect Dom has shot his bolt too early, should have waited until 80% Double vaccinated at least.