Re: Back in lockdown again.
Posted: Thu Oct 14, 2021 8:26 am
2,297 new cases…
Dan better not change road map.
....Al this time in lockdown and where still winning the cases race...
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Re: Back in lockdown again.
Posted: Thu Oct 14, 2021 8:28 am
....Al this time in lockdown and where still winning the cases race...
Re: Back in lockdown again.
Posted: Thu Oct 14, 2021 8:32 am
I have had flu shot n double jabbed and have had the worst cold/flu and waiting for covid test results.
Does not me give much faith in flu or covid shot tbh
Does not me give much faith in flu or covid shot tbh
Re: Back in lockdown again.
Posted: Thu Oct 14, 2021 8:38 am
Re: Back in lockdown again.
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Re: Back in lockdown again.
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Re: Back in lockdown again.
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Re: Back in lockdown again.
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Re: Back in lockdown again.
Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2021 10:50 am
Gental easing for Friday a few extra changes brought forward.
Pretty much as expected.
Pretty much as expected.
Re: Back in lockdown again.
Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2021 11:12 am
What restrictions are easing?
I know you have a lot of questions about what's changing as of midnight on Thursday. I'll do my best to answer them as best I can - in the meantime, here's what we know so far for Melbourne:
Ten visitors, including dependents, will be able to visit your home per day. Groups of up to 15 people will be allowed to get together in a public gathering. Vaccination is highly recommended, but not mandated
There will be no limit on travel within metro Melbourne, but you can't travel to regional Victoria. There will be no curfew and no limit on reasons to leave the home
General retail will be open for outdoor service only, as well as click and collect. Hairdressing will be open for up to 5 fully vaccinated people
The staggered return to school from grades 3 to 11 will commence on Friday, earlier than planned previously
Up to 20 people will be able to dine indoors at hospitality venues, in addition to the 50 people allowed under the new roadmap settings
Child care will remain open to those already attending, as well as to the children of fully vaccinated adults
Masks will remain but will be scrapped outdoors when the state hits 80 per cent, as per the roadmap
Outdoor community sport will be allowed for training only and outdoor swimming pools will be open for up to 50 fully vaccinated people
Weddings, funerals and religious ceremonies will be allowed for up to 20 fully vaccinated people or 10 unvaccinated people indoors and 50 people fully vaccinated or 20 people unvaccinated people outdoors, subject to density limits
For Halloween this year, it's more of a click and collect-style event - leave the goodies at the gate
For regional Victorians:
Ten visitors are allowed to the home. Public gatherings go to 20 people, including dependents.
Outdoor settings, 100 people per venue, fully vaccinated. Indoor settings, 30 people fully vaccinated in restaurants, cafes, cinemas and gyms
The staggered return to schools will be the same as Melbourne
I know you have a lot of questions about what's changing as of midnight on Thursday. I'll do my best to answer them as best I can - in the meantime, here's what we know so far for Melbourne:
Ten visitors, including dependents, will be able to visit your home per day. Groups of up to 15 people will be allowed to get together in a public gathering. Vaccination is highly recommended, but not mandated
There will be no limit on travel within metro Melbourne, but you can't travel to regional Victoria. There will be no curfew and no limit on reasons to leave the home
General retail will be open for outdoor service only, as well as click and collect. Hairdressing will be open for up to 5 fully vaccinated people
The staggered return to school from grades 3 to 11 will commence on Friday, earlier than planned previously
Up to 20 people will be able to dine indoors at hospitality venues, in addition to the 50 people allowed under the new roadmap settings
Child care will remain open to those already attending, as well as to the children of fully vaccinated adults
Masks will remain but will be scrapped outdoors when the state hits 80 per cent, as per the roadmap
Outdoor community sport will be allowed for training only and outdoor swimming pools will be open for up to 50 fully vaccinated people
Weddings, funerals and religious ceremonies will be allowed for up to 20 fully vaccinated people or 10 unvaccinated people indoors and 50 people fully vaccinated or 20 people unvaccinated people outdoors, subject to density limits
For Halloween this year, it's more of a click and collect-style event - leave the goodies at the gate
For regional Victorians:
Ten visitors are allowed to the home. Public gatherings go to 20 people, including dependents.
Outdoor settings, 100 people per venue, fully vaccinated. Indoor settings, 30 people fully vaccinated in restaurants, cafes, cinemas and gyms
The staggered return to schools will be the same as Melbourne