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How the Sydney coronavirus outbreak went from ‘very low-risk’ to shattering Christmas reunions – ABC News
As WA slams the door shut to NSW, there are questions over the state’s tendency to favour border controls over other measures to stop the spread of coronavirus.
Christmas in Western Australia was not supposed to look like this.
With the virus kept at bay for eight months and borders finally opened after the COVID-19 situation elsewhere improved dramatically, the festive season loomed as a sense of relative normality after a year known for anything but.
Now, that stands in ruins.
With the joy of a Christmas reunion in sight, the latest New South Wales outbreak has snatched that away from so many WA families in truly heartbreaking fashion.
Many WA families…
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