Health
South Australian COVID-19 leak likely a result of ventilation issue, experts say – The Sydney Morning Herald
An official report found no apparent link to ventilation and the coronavirus transmission, but experts say the facts tell a different story.
Professor Jason Monty, head of mechanical engineering at the University of Melbourne, who has been advising Victorian officials on how to improve air quality in quarantine hotels, said there must have been air flowing from guests rooms into corridors.
In my opinion, there has to be an additional push from the ventilation system, he said.
Burnet Institute epidemiologist Mike Toole said it appeared to him that The Playford had either not been submitted to a proper ventilation audit before the leak,…
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