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@11dustyattic wrote:
@*kazumi* wrote:
@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?
Getting tested is not that easy in this moment. My daughter took her child to be tested and there was a long wait, about an hour, and half of that time they had to stand outside in this bitter cold. Then she decided to have herself tested as well, and she had to wait for over an hour again. Both came back negative.
To put the Victorian outbreak in perspective. The USA had +36,646 new cases in the past 24 hours, we (Australia) had 29, out which 18 were in Victoria. That's about 1,250times as many. OK, Australia has population 25,500,000 and the USA 331,002,651, that makes it about 13x as many. But per capita it is still 100 as many per day, and I won't even bother to compare the one death over the past 4 weeks, to the tens of thousands in the USA.
Omg I had no idea how bad it was the USA
They are obviously less resilient to internal economic disturbances that what we are
