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[QUOTE="kingofnobbys, post: 1981089, member: 81934"] 14 JANUARY = DELTA WAVE Day 211 & OMICRON TSUSAMI Day 36 < Pt6 TAS,NT > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 14/1/2022 TAS TAS recorded 1201 +ve PCRs , TAS local total for DELTA - OMICRON WAVE now 15748 cases. TAS recorded 0 delta deaths.. TAS Health has mandated reporting of +ve RATs. TAS Reff = 1.17 TAS PCR POSITIVITY = 18.4% [IMG]https://i.postimg.cc/cJSQqpr0/14jan2022-DAILY-PCR-ONLY-POSITIVITY-TAS.png[/IMG] CALC EFFECTIVE TAS POSITIVITY PCR TESTS = 2088 +VE RATs = 852 +VE PCRs = 349 ==> +VE (RATs + PCRs) = 1201 ==> TESTS ( PCRs + +ve RATs) = 2088 + 852 = 2940 EFFECTIVE POSITIVITY = +VE (RATs + PCRs) / TESTS ( PCRs + +ve RATs) = 1201 / 2940 = 40.8 % TAS LOCAL DAILY CASES [IMG]https://i.postimg.cc/VkDtJDgc/14jan2022-DAILY-LOCAL-CASES-TAS.png[/IMG] Tas hospital cuts services amid COVID-19.Elective surgery and other services at a hospital in northwest Tasmania are being reduced due to staff shortages caused by COVID-19.More than 90 staff at the Northwest Regional Hospital in Burnie are unable to work having either caught the virus or being forced to isolate as a close contact. Health Department deputy secretary Dale Webster said the hospital is implementing strategies to increase workforce capacity, including asking staff to reconsider taking leave. "Outpatient and elective surgery activity will be reduced, with outpatient services for urgent and category one patients to be moved to telehealth over coming days," he told reporters on Friday. "These measures have been introduced as part of our preparations for a likely increase in COVID-19 cases in the community." Mr Webster said 188 healthcare workers across the state had the virus but there was no evidence of transmission within hospitals. Tasmania reported 1201 new cases on Friday. The state's daily figure has been in the low-to-mid 1000s since a record 2223 infections on January 7. Twenty-four people are in hospital, with 10 being treated specifically for virus symptoms. None are in intensive care. The other 14 people in hospital have unrelated medical conditions. 14 January 2022 SA There have been 5,679 new cases of COVID-19 reported in South Australia today. There are currently 34,428 active cases in South Australia. SA Health can confirm 2 women in their 90s, 1 man in his 60s, 1 man in his 70s and 2 men in their 80s, who tested positive for COVID-19 passed away in metropolitan Adelaide. There are 246 people with COVID-19 in hospital, including 20 people in ICU and eight requiring a ventilator. Of those hospitalised, 138 people are fully vaccinated, 23 are either unvaccinated or partially vaccinated, and 85 have an unknown vaccination status. Due to a reconfiguration of the data, 60 cases from yesterday have been removed from the total number of cases. Regular genome sampling is taken to monitor the levels of Omicron within South Australia. 81% of samples taken returned an Omicron result. Yesterday, 24,796 people received a PCR test in South Australia, a 23.6% increase on the previous 24 hours. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 14/1/2022 NT NTrecorded 546 +ve PCRs , NTlocal total for DELTA - OMICRON WAVE now 4891 cases. NT recorded 0 delta deaths.. NT Health has mandated reporting of +ve RATs. NT Reff = 1.52 NT PCR POSITIVITY = 9.8% NT LOCAL DAILY CASES [IMG]https://i.postimg.cc/ZKqB1rZ7/14jan2022-DAILY-LOCAL-CASES-NT.png[/IMG] NT COVID-19 update 14 January 2022 There were 546 new cases of COVID-19 recorded in the Northern Territory until 8pm on 13 January 2022. Of these, 296 were positive cases from a Rapid Antigen Test. This takes the number of active cases in the NT to approximately 3,300 . There are currently 27 patients in hospital, with 20 classified as acute hospital admissions, including one patient in ICU. 1,689 COVID-19 PCR tests were processed across the NT yesterday. Lockout extended for Yuendumu and Yuelamu The lockout for Yuendumu and Yuelamu which was due to end tomorrow has been extended for a further five days until midday, Thursday 20 January 2022. There are now a total of 43 cases from Yuendumu and Yuelamu. All cases and identified close contacts are in isolation, and further contact tracing is underway. NT Health teams are working to undertake testing across the community and provide the COVID-19 vaccination. Public health measures To slow the spread of COVID-19 in the community and reduce the rate of transmission, the following public health measures are in place across the NT: • The Territory Vaccine Pass requires all people in the Northern Territory to show proof of their vaccination status to attend a range of businesses, venues, places and events • A Territory-wide indoor mask mandate • A lockout in Yuendumu, Yuelamu and Amoonguna. Children who are close contacts Changes have been made to the Chief Health Office Directions in relation to children who are close contacts. Children who are close contacts undertaking isolation, may leave isolation to attend childcare, pre-school or school if they: • Have no symptoms of COVID-19 • The child has a daily Rapid Antigen Test before entering childcare, pre-school or school. Children under the age of 18 are considered vaccinated for the purposes of isolation as close contact and will need to isolate for seven days. Symptoms of COVID-19 include fever (temperature 37.5C or higher), chills or night sweat, cough, sore throat, tiredness, difficulty breathing, headache, muscle pain (myalgia), loss of smell, distortion of sense of taste (dysgeusia), nausea and vomiting, joint pain, loss of appetite or a runny nose and acute blocked nose (congestion). COVID-19 testing Everyone should get tested for COVID-19 if showing symptoms. A number of NT Rapid Antigen Testing and Distribution Points have been established. Individuals can collect RATs for free from NT distribution centres located in Darwin, Katherine, Nhulunbuy, Alice Springs and Tennant Creek. It is critical all people check-in using The Territory Check In App everywhere, every time, no matter how long you are there for. [/QUOTE]
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