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END OF DAY 42: 25 DAYS TO GO...AT LEAST?
Cases in Victoria in the Past 24 Hours: 216 new cases (7155 active cases) 363 deaths (+12 deaths in past 24 hours)
Today had the lowest number of new cases for a month with 216 new cases (a net increase of 208 due to 8 cases being reclassified largely due to duplication), and within Victoria, Victoria, 47 of the new cases are linked to outbreaks or complex cases and 169 are under investigation. Sadly, there has been 12 deaths in the past 24 hours (three men in their 70s, four women in their 80s, one man in his 80s, three women in their 90s and one man in his 90s), and all deaths have been linked to aged care facilities:
Active aged care outbreaks with the highest cumulative case numbers are as follows (Department of Health and Human Services Victoria | Coronavirus update for Victoria - 19 August 2020):
Today, I didn't do much, apart from paying ambulance membership at the local post office, as well as finally getting around to be tested for coronavirus (which means I won't be able to leave the house for a few days). I did some meditation tonight via Zoom, and I am currently listening to a podcast. I also watched a bit of television tonight.
TOMORROW: I am not allowed to leave the house for a few days at least due to getting tested for coronavirus, so I will be listening to the radio and doing an online course.
See you tomorrow.
Cases in Victoria in the Past 24 Hours: 216 new cases (7155 active cases) 363 deaths (+12 deaths in past 24 hours)
Today had the lowest number of new cases for a month with 216 new cases (a net increase of 208 due to 8 cases being reclassified largely due to duplication), and within Victoria, Victoria, 47 of the new cases are linked to outbreaks or complex cases and 169 are under investigation. Sadly, there has been 12 deaths in the past 24 hours (three men in their 70s, four women in their 80s, one man in his 80s, three women in their 90s and one man in his 90s), and all deaths have been linked to aged care facilities:
Active aged care outbreaks with the highest cumulative case numbers are as follows (Department of Health and Human Services Victoria | Coronavirus update for Victoria - 19 August 2020):
- 205 cases have been linked to Epping Gardens Aged Care in Epping
- 191 cases have been linked to St Basil’s Homes for the Aged in Fawkner
- 157 cases have been linked to Estia Aged Care Facility in Ardeer
- 147 cases have been linked to BaptCare Wyndham Lodge Community in Werribee
- 131 cases have been linked to Kirkbrae Presbyterian Homes in Kilsyth
- 111 cases have been linked to Outlook Gardens Aged Care Facility in Dandenong North
- 110 cases have been linked to Estia Aged Care Facility in Heidelberg
- 108 cases have been linked to Cumberland Manor Aged Care Facility in Sunshine
- 103 cases have been linked to Twin Parks Aged Care in Reservoir
- 100 cases have been linked to Japara Goonawarra in Sunbury
- 207 cases have been linked to Bertocchi Smallgoods in Thomastown
- 150 cases have been linked to JBS in Brooklyn
- 147 cases have been linked to Royal Melbourne Hospital Royal Park campus
- 64 cases have been linked to Woolworths Distribution Centre Mulgrave
- 64 cases have been linked to the Linfox warehouse in Truganina
- 46 cases have been linked to Nino Early Learning in Bundoora
- 44 cases have been linked to Catholic Regional College in Sydenham
- 35 cases have been linked to Hazeldene’s Chicken Farm in Bendigo
- 34 cases have been linked to Ingham’s in Thomastown
- 33 cases have been linked to Ausfresh in Broadmeadows
LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA | CONFIRMED CASES (EVER) | CURRENT CASES (ACTIVE) |
WYNDHAM | 1887 | 811 |
BRIMBANK | 1764 | 743 |
HUME | 1456 | 527 |
WHITTLESEA | 1087 | 476 |
MELTON | 977 | 459 |
MORELAND | 904 | 380 |
MELBOURNE | 828 | 274 |
CASEY | 809 | 349 |
MOONEE VALLEY | 698 | 212 |
DAREBIN | 567 | 298 |
INTERSTATE | 93 | 8 |
OVERSEAS | 5 | 0 |
UNKNOWN | 258 | 169 |
TOTAL | 17446 | 7155 |
Today, I didn't do much, apart from paying ambulance membership at the local post office, as well as finally getting around to be tested for coronavirus (which means I won't be able to leave the house for a few days). I did some meditation tonight via Zoom, and I am currently listening to a podcast. I also watched a bit of television tonight.
TOMORROW: I am not allowed to leave the house for a few days at least due to getting tested for coronavirus, so I will be listening to the radio and doing an online course.
See you tomorrow.