@cezm wrote:
@go-tazz wrote:There are over 30 bridges and roads across the Murray so impossible to police and neither state would do so.
Qld borders are closed but there are exemptions for the border towns e.g travel between home and work, medical appointments, child care. Just depends how committed the govt are to the idea.
So it works in Qld so why presume that it can/will work here because it works there?
Even the NSW premier and others have said that it can't work but still people that know nothing about the
situation still insist it can because it's worked elsewhere even when that elsewhere is a completely different
setup.
The border towns here are completely different to any Qld border towns and Qld shut down all roads
except for 3 at first so completely different again as it simply can't be done here.
Like I said others don't seem to understand how the border towns operate here and that closing the borders
simply doesn't work between NSW and Vic.
33 new cases overnight in Victoria.
Now they've named suburbs, and not just municipalities.
My suburb is named, and is to be 'avoided'.
@imastawka wrote:33 new cases overnight in Victoria.
Now they've named suburbs, and not just municipalities.
My suburb is named, and is to be 'avoided'.
Well I hope those who live in the affected suburbs use their brain and STAY AT HOME
@imastawka wrote:33 new cases overnight in Victoria.
Now they've named suburbs, and not just municipalities.
My suburb is named, and is to be 'avoided'.
i think you have a brain and dont need a stupid reply to the idea living in an efected suburb makes you brainless.
i also hope you stay safe and are not infected.
of course sometimes going out n about is unavoidable.
but being a sensible person you will be ok
you wont be visting anyone and doing hugs n kisses ect.
and i know you do most of your shopping via the interweb
good luck
But what has had authorities worried over the past week is the recent increase in cases of
"community transmission", where the source of the infection is unknown.
So the possibility of some not knowing they have it and passing it on or they have it and aren't willing to own up or
do the test?
@go-tazz wrote:
But what has had authorities worried over the past week is the recent increase in cases of
"community transmission", where the source of the infection is unknown.
So the possibility of some not knowing they have it and passing it on or they have it and aren't willing to own up or
do the test?
'n stay at home .......
