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Sydney’s ‘mother of all superspreaders’ – News Mail
Calls for Sydney lockdown with estimates up to 1000 people could be infected with coronavirus on New Year’s Eve
An infectious diseases expert has warned there could be 3000 new coronavirus cases in NSW by early January, and Christmas could be cancelled unless a short lockdown is introduced in Greater Sydney.Infectious diseases expert Professor Raina MacIntyre of the University of NSW has warned that Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve are superspreading events that could see current coronavirus cases quickly blow out, leading to more than 1000 people being infected at end-of-year celebrations.
NSW on Sunday…
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