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Originally Posted by russellw
According to the current inquiry, 99% of the current outbreak of cases stem from the hotel quarantine although the figures quoted are a bit rubbery.
What we do know is that we have several 'clusters' this time around and during the last 14 days where there have been ~3,300 total new cases they have consisted of:
266 cases across 5 Health care facilities (58% at one);
740 cases across 10 meat processing facilities;
377 cases across 6 educational facilities (53% at one);
279 cases across 6 workplaces; and
1,712 cases in aged care facilities.
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Seems like there is a lot of effort and media attention around the Eve Black's and Vik Grujic's of the world rather than whats occuring at health care, meat processing, educational and aged care facilities.
We all hear about the odd person getting into a scuffle with Vic Police over not wearing a mask and the latest rounds of fines but not the details on where the spread is actually occuring.
Like the case of Cedar Meats, turns out they have a huge casual workforce, mostly migrant community, the manager/owner is a known ***** to his employees and it turns out they donated to the ALP.
Now whats the further breakdown of those stats:
Which health care facilities?
Which education facilities?
Which aged care facilities?
Which workplaces and what industries do they serve?
Which aged care facilities?
Then further what is the breakdown of private/government facilities in the case of healthcare, education, workplaces and aged care?
The aged care facilities is the real damning one there - its gotten into the most vulnerable part of our community in huge numbers and they're dying on a daily basis. The community that these restrictions are trying to protect in the first place.