Australian authorities on Monday (03.29.2021) ordered a three-day jail term for about 2.4 million people in Brisbane, the country’s third-most populous city, after seven social outbreaks of COVID-19 were reported.
The head of state of Queensland, Annastasia Balassuk, reported four local cases in Brisbane with a British variant, which is considered highly contagious, from five o’clock in the afternoon, the week before the holy school holidays.
“I know it’s going to make some difference in people’s lives, but we need to do this soon. We’re already there three days ago. I hope we’ve all won it again if we do the right thing,” he told Balas, similar to the first outbreak last January with the British variant. Indicates the size.
Australian officials have expressed concern that some of those with COVID-19 have fled to various parts of Queensland and the neighboring state of New South Wales, while other jurisdictions in the country have strengthened preventive measures.
A doctor treating an overseas COVID-19 patient at a hospital in the Queensland capital began three weeks ago, with a total of 73 active cases so far, most of them among international travelers, according to official data.
Australia, due to the absence of COVID-19 community infections in its other regions, has seen 299,260 infections since the outbreak last year, including 909 deaths, and less than 200 active corona viruses, with almost all travelers returning from abroad.
The seafaring country, which ranks in the top ten in the world in health and economic management, has closed its borders from the onset of the epidemic to avoid contagion within its borders, although returnees have failed in isolated centers in Melbourne. It triggered a second wave from abroad last July.
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The world under the guise of the corona virus
Remote joint
These people in Singapore are watching a movie outside. In the distance, this is true, but it is now more than possible in many countries. The small island nation has been plagued by a very low number of new epidemics since October, due to other methods of strict monitoring of its citizens and the use of mobile applications.
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The world under the guise of the corona virus
Frustration in South Africa
South Africa is the most affected country by the corona virus infection on the African continent. The patient, from a hospital near Cape Town, is one of 1.4 million victims so far. A new variant of the virus, also known as B.1.351 or 501Y.V2, is of particular concern. Like the British mutation, the South African mutant is said to be many times more contagious.
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The world under the guise of the corona virus
On the beach
In Australia, with regard to summer temperatures, many people seek to cool off at sea. So the crowded beaches do not cause a renewed increase in infections, and the signs remind us that in the sun, social distance to the beach is also essential. There have been very few new infections in Australia since late September.
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The world under the guise of the corona virus
Family pain
Kelvia Goncalves, 16, cries uncontrollably at the grave of her mother, Andrea Doss Reyes Brazzaville in Manaus. Brazil, 39, one of the victims of COVID-19 in the city of Brazil, is suffering from a lack of oxygen to the victims. More and more Brazilians are blaming far-right President Jair Bolzano for the country’s catastrophic conditions.
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The world under the guise of the corona virus
Is security better than an apology?
Numerous health workers are testing the corona virus in a limited area of Hong Kong. Faced with a sharp increase in infections, especially the affected areas were cordoned off without warning. In the fight against the corona virus, China’s Special Administrative Region has relied on drastic measures such as China’s mainland, which has not yet been affected.
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The world under the guise of the corona virus
Different concert
Although many events are conducted digitally, Flamingo Lips has come up with something special for their fans: in Oklahoma, rock musicians performed a concert using inflatable plastic balls. This allows viewers to listen to their music without fear of corona virus. Singer Wayne Coin rolled the crowd even with his own ball.
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The world under the guise of the corona virus
Worship vaccine
In times of closed churches, there is a lot of space in places of worship. Lichfield Cathedral in the UK soon became a vaccination center. In the UK, unlike the EU, there is no shortage of vaccines, so there is no risk of vaccination.
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The world under the guise of the corona virus
Light at the end of the tunnel
Egyptian Amy Essot makes a cake called the “Corona Virus Vaccine” to say “By Corona”. Cairo Hospital wants to distribute code candy to COVID patients. Although vaccination campaigns are progressing very slowly in different places, vaccines are currently the only hope for many.
Author: Ines Eisel
By Greg Vega 
