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Victorian officials concerned with QR code compliance – Chronicle
Victorian contact tracing chief Jeroen Weimar says he is concerned with decreasing levels of compliance with QR codes systems as authorities scramble to identify…
Victorian contact tracing chief Jeroen Weimar says he is concerned with decreasing levels of compliance with QR codes systems as authorities scramble to identify close contacts of two COVID-19 clusters.
Health officials have come under heavy fire in the wake of the state’s latest lockdown with questions raised over the state government’s delay in implementing a unified check-in system.
“We’ve become increasingly concerned at low levels of compliance, so people not checking in whatever system is…
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