Health
A timeline of WA’s COVID-19 response: Was our success luck, good management, or a bit of both? – Brisbane Times
Victoria’s second wave has been traced back to a handful of security guards being infected by returning travellers. Here in WA, three hotel guards caught the virus, but our COVID-19 story is much different. So is WA’s success down to good management, or has t…
Following a pandemic being declared by the World Health Organisation on March 11, the Commonwealth enacted a raft of unprecedented measures to slow the spread of COVID-19 including closing the international border, mandating hotel quarantine for returning Australians and whittling non-essential gathering limits down to just two people.
The changes were introduced in the first two weeks of the pandemic, when more than 75 per cent of WAs 278 cases were directly linked to overseas travel or cruise…
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