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The Melbourne mop-up. What needs to happen next? – ABC News
While the number of new coronavirus cases in Melbourne continues to fall, for many it’s not falling fast enough. The average number of daily cases is edging down day by day, but there’s a long way to go until it meets the hurdle to take the big step out of lo…
While the number of new coronavirus cases in Melbourne continues to fall, for many it’s not falling fast enough.
The average number of daily cases is edging down day by day, but there’s a long way to go until it meets the hurdle to take the big step out of lockdown.
So why are cases falling so slowly and what needs to happen next to get cases down?
On today’s show:
* As numbers drop why don’t we see a faster fall in the tail?
* How long can a person be asymptomatic? Does it just disappear? …
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