Government Australia This Wednesday, he urged the public to choose to work remotely, wear masks indoors, and receive booster doses of the coronavirus vaccine. COVID-19among other measures, given the rise in infections due to the new wave associated with the variant omicron.
first minister, Anthony Albanesenoted that the decision to work remotely involves “achieving an adequate balance” between business needs and efforts to combat the pandemic.
“One of the consequences of the pandemic is that some ways of working will change forever,” the president said at a press conference at a medical school in Melbourne.
Australia experiencing severe subraviantes pandemic outbreak BA.4 and BA.5 omicronhighly contagious, according to experts, with about 50,000 new infections on Tuesday, representing more than 350,000 active cases.
Australia: numbers
Number of hospitalizations per COVID-19representing almost 9 percent of all beds nationwide, close to a peak reached in January this year following the gradual reopening of international borders that were closed in March 2020 due to the pandemic, as well as a return to normal practice.
“I think next month will be very difficult for our hospitals,” the Australian government’s chief medical officer said today. Paul Kellypublic broadcaster ABC, saying telecommuting is “a key ingredient” in avoiding mass contagion.
Almost 8.9 million patients have been registered in Australia since the start of the pandemic, including about 10,800 deaths, according to official figures, indicating that more than 95% of the population over the age of 16 have a full vaccination schedule against COVID-1954.3% received the third dose, and half a million people received the fourth booster.
The ocean country has taken a series of ironclad measures during much of the health crisis, including strict restrictions, international and national travel bans and mandatory mask use.
(As reported by EFE)
Source: RPP
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