Residents at 33 Alfred Street were among the more than 3000 people in nine towers locked without warning in their buildings the Saturday before last.Joe Armao
Victorian Chief Health Officer Brett Sutton said on Thursday the outbreak among all nine towers had reached 250 cases. No breakdown was available of cases in individual towers. "I recognise this is an unprecedented global health emergency and governments must act swiftly to protect human lives," Ms Glass said.
Good. What the Andrews govt did to these poor people was barbaric.
And quite probably won’t do shit. I remember the Ombudsman’s effort on RedShirtRorts Forgive me if I’m skeptical of the ombudsman in general
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Victorian sex workers, party-goers fined amid stage-three lockdown | Sky News AustraliaDeputy Commissioner Rick Nugent says Victorian police officers are finding partygoers hiding in cupboards and garages and even sex workers who continue to operate despite strict COVID-19 restrictions. \n\nCommissioner Nugent issued a stern warning to the people of Victoria on Wednesday, saying “the time for discretion is over and any deliberate breach of the restrictions will result in an infringement issued”. \n\nSince last Wednesday - when stage-three lockdowns were reintroduced in Melbourne - Commissioner Nugent said 351 fines were issued to Victorians for breaching restrictions.\n\n“Last Thursday night in Latrobe Street, police were called due to the noise and issued 10 infringement notices and moved people on, they were later called back and issued another 24 infringement notices,” he said. \n\n“And this morning the owner of the short-term rental was issued with an infringement notice for leasing out the property for that purpose. \n\n“As for visiting massage parlours and undertaking sex work, since the restrictions commenced, we’ve issued over 40 infringement notices to individuals visiting those premises,” he said. \n\n“And additionally, two business infringements have been issued, that’s over $10,000 fines issued to those businesses.” \n\nImage: News Corp Australia tismdude Some people need to start seeing the inside of a lockup..... If you don't provide income support to sex workers and others in the Gig and health sectors they will continue to work Do you really expect them to starve? As for idiots who need to party. Keep fining them Lol.. I wonder how many hookers have been been 'given a warning '... And not fined!
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