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Originally Posted by Franco Cozzo
The housing thread shows clues, I've got a hatred for the sheltered workshop this state is, too busy trying to protect people from themselves at the cost of everyone else, the attitude is endemic through our society, you can see it from the dashcam mentality on the roads, everyone is concerned about what others are doing rather than running their own race. That's not really for this thread so I'll leave it there.
What I'm interested in is the context of these new infections in VIC - we're talking increases of hundreds of new cases per day in the harshest restrictions in the country.
What is the context behind the numbers, what industry do these people work in, what were their movements that lead to this?
Oh and has the covidsafe app started working yet?
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Re: new infections, the overall pattern is on the downward part of the curve. The Age did an excellent article yesterday where they showed the genomic clustering of the outbreakes. Have a look at the chart. The early infections were largely overcome by early May, and it looks like the larger, second wave is on the downward path as well. It's been proved that if people don't interact nearly as much as they originally did, the virus cannot multiply and grow.
https://www.theage.com.au/national/a...21-p55nxj.html