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Fears for Temora as COVID virus detected in sewage despite no active cases – ABC

The detection of COVID-19 fragments in sewage in Temora in south western NSW is concerning health authorities because there are…

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August 29, 2021

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The detection of COVID-19 fragments in sewage in Temora in south-western NSW is concerning health authorities because there are no known cases in the area.
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Fears for Temora as COVID virus detected in sewage despite no active cases – ABC

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