Health
Coronavirus fragments found in western suburbs as restrictions ease – The Age
As restrictions were eased across the state on Saturday, health authorities announced the discovery of viral fragments in a wastewater catchment affecting 11 suburbs…
Residents in Melbournes west have been put on alert after coronavirus fragments were detected in the wastewater catchment of eleven suburbs earlier this week.
Victoria recorded zero new coronavirus cases on Saturday and state-wide restrictions were eased in a move public health experts hope will mark the first steps towards regular life.
Weak fragments were found on Monday in the wastewater catchment for Taylors Hill, Plumpton, Hillside, Sydenham, Delahey, Caroline Springs, Burnside Heights, Kings…
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