They should put it this way. If you travel to a country that is on the virus watch list you will pay for your extraction, quarantine and treatments. I bet this will be a lot more expensive than losing your deposit.
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60 minutes sobering, scary you name it, Australia ain't seen nothing yet.
China, scandalous what they have done and Trump not far behind.
A pamdemic expert in NY reckons July/August is when it will really hit Australia.
Virus may be mutating to infect younger people?.
60 minutes at their alarmist best but this time we have right to be alarmed.
China, scandalous what they have done and Trump not far behind.
A pamdemic expert in NY reckons July/August is when it will really hit Australia.
Virus may be mutating to infect younger people?.
60 minutes at their alarmist best but this time we have right to be alarmed.
Can't even write your own replies now, go learn some real world economics.
Oh, and . . . Get out of your free market lala land and look at the real world.
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Hindsight expert. There'll be plenty of time for finger pointing. Assume I ciuld scroll back and read plenty of your posts calling for travel bans back in Jan?
One of the biggest fails of any government is holding the womens 20/29 final. 80,000 people at the MCG, what a potential disaster that was. And the grand prix fiasco.
I'm sure a thorough review will be done and there will be all sorts of changes to policies in the event of a similar outbreak.
So if you want to bring a horse or any animal to Australia from most foreign countries they are subjected to quarantine restrictions.
But until two days ago with the potential of a pandemic disease occurring in China we were letting about 1000 people a day in from China.
Some of us were MD Jazz. I posted that in January.
We finally grasped the big picture a couple of days ago.........we started temperature testing at airports.
Yesterday I saw SCOMOs presser, 60 minutes, TV , radio , newspaper and social media...information overload. It’s so hard to work out the truth.
My take is that there are shoots of good news, the growth rate has slowed, but if we take the foot off the peddle that will soon change.
The 6 months has always been a time period where we will have some form of restrictions in. What is likely is that there will be some social distancing and pretty severe restrictions on travel for 6 months or so.
Even if we are successful in slowing down the virus many parts of the world are not so we can’t import a 2nd wave.
I would have thought the best case scenario is to get the virus under control enough to be able to loosen restrictions to a point that there can be some economic activity but to maintain fortress Australia for a longer period.
We aren’t anywhere near that yet however
My take is that there are shoots of good news, the growth rate has slowed, but if we take the foot off the peddle that will soon change.
The 6 months has always been a time period where we will have some form of restrictions in. What is likely is that there will be some social distancing and pretty severe restrictions on travel for 6 months or so.
Even if we are successful in slowing down the virus many parts of the world are not so we can’t import a 2nd wave.
I would have thought the best case scenario is to get the virus under control enough to be able to loosen restrictions to a point that there can be some economic activity but to maintain fortress Australia for a longer period.
We aren’t anywhere near that yet however
Case count excluding China (updated 11:30pm)
656,107 cases
31,696 deaths (4.83%)
27,685 severe (4%)
516,143 mild (79%)
80,583 recovered (12%)
656,107 cases
31,696 deaths (4.83%)
27,685 severe (4%)
516,143 mild (79%)
80,583 recovered (12%)
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In someways this may all be a positive in the way the world looks at its hygiene as we move forward, not doubt a lot of it is going to make life’s daily routine slower, just like 911 made travelling so much more painful, the world has definitely changed again
Is this guy the smartest RFC member? Or maybe he's our game analysis guy with a bit of spare time on his hands?
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World-first tool to help medicos detect COVID-19 could save 'thousands of lives'
The program trains doctors to spot signs of COVID-19 in lung scans.
Is this guy the smartest RFC member? Or maybe he's our game analysis guy with a bit of spare time on his hands?
World-first tool to help medicos detect COVID-19 could save 'thousands of lives'
The program trains doctors to spot signs of COVID-19 in lung scans.
Bloody hell, I've always wondered what zippardy do dah did for a day job!
All good, virus has been banished.
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You can find plenty more anecdotes of young people dying of flu, because more young people die of flu! Seriously why go to twitter for anecdotes when you can go to the official sources and get the data.
Yep, your economics is a cartoon.
Glad to see you are seeing that now.
Still puzzling over the impact of an oligopoly are we, go and learn some real economics.
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