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Victoria records six new coronavirus cases as Melbourne’s rolling average falls below 10 – ABC News
Three more coronavirus cases are linked to the Chadstone Butcher Club cluster as Victorian health authorities try to stop the “challenging” outbreak spreading e…
Three more coronavirus cases have been linked to Melbourne’s Chadstone shopping centre cluster, as Victorian health authorities try to stop the “challenging” outbreak spreading even further.
Key points:
- Victoria has recorded six new coronavirus cases, and Melbourne’s 14-day average has fallen to 9.9
- Public health officials have tested more than 1,300 people in Chadstone and door-knocked retailers
- A DHHS official says more people coming forward for testing will help “cru…
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