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Victoria’s ‘unusual’ new coronavirus case could be a false positive or a re-infection, CHO says – ABC News
A new coronavirus case in a person who first tested positive back in July could be an “exceptionally rare” case of re-infection or an example of non-infectious …
One of Victoria’s new coronavirus cases, a person who first tested positive back in July, could be an “extremely rare” case of re-infection, the state’s Chief Health Officer says.
Key points:
- One of the four new cases reported in Victoria yesterday is still under investigation
- Health officials are determining whether it’s a confirmed re-infection, or a person still shedding the virus months after being infected
- If it is the “tail-end of a really long infection”, the cas…
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