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Vic tracing efforts waned as cases hit 200 – Collie Mail
Victoria’s contact tracing system waned as daily COVID-19 cases hit about 200 cases, Chief Health Officer Brett Sutton admits, although improvements have push……
Victoria’s contact tracing system waned as daily COVID-19 cases hit about 200 cases, Chief Health Officer Brett Sutton admits, although improvements have pushed that figure out.
Reflecting on the state’s deadly second wave, Professor Sutton told an inquiry into its oft-panned contact tracing regime that authorities couldn’t keep up when new cases reached low triple figures.
“It’s probably at that kind of level when you get to 200 or more cases per day, it starts to really challenge your ability…
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