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[QUOTE="kingofnobbys, post: 1987244, member: 81934"] 25 MARCH 2022 = DELTA WAVE Day 282 & OMICRON BA1 TSUSAMI Day 106 & BA2 TSUSAMI (March/April 2022) < WA > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> WA NW FARNW : All flooded areas on alert for RRF and JE ( from mosquitos ) , spider and snake alerts. Mosquito , spider and snake plagues in all flooded areas and with clouds of mosquitos being blown on the wind far and wide ( high risk of RRF and JE ) . ALL HUGE SURGE IN WA AS BA2 ASSERTS ITSELF LARGELY IN SCHOOL, COLLEGE, UNI AND OFFICE SETTINGS. KIMBERLEY CST , 5 RIVERS CST , and PILBARA CST are being impacted by a severe monsoon and a remnants a severe tropical cyclone , resulting in severe flooding and many roads in these regions being cut , and settlements cutoff. ** Meanwhile most the state is experience a severe and record breaking heatwave. 24/3/2022 WA recorded 8616 new cases, WA local total for DELTA - OMICRON WAVE is now 116519 cases. WA recorded 7 delta / omicron deathS. 24/3/2022 WA Reff = 1.18 24/3/2022 WA PCR POSITIVITY = 21.0% COVID-19 update 24 March 2022 WA Health is reporting a total of 8,616 new cases to 8pm last night. There are currently 42,988 active cases in Western Australia. To 8pm last night, there were 209 people with COVID-19 in hospital, nine in ICU. Sadly, a female in her eighties with COVID-19 passed away on Wednesday. Six additional historical deaths dating back to 11 March were reported to WA Health yesterday. They comprise of a female in her fifties, a male in his forties, two males in their sixties, a male in his seventies and a male in his nineties. Due to patient confidentiality, no further information will be released by the Department on these deaths. Total case breakdown: Region Active (new to 8pm last night) Metropolitan 35,866 (6,914) Goldfields 703 (156) Great Southern 717 (165) Kimberley 565 (156) Midwest 563 (154) Pilbara 1,084 (297) South West 1,251 (299) Wheatbelt 581 (139) Notes: 1. This data is based on the residential postcode of each case. The case may have an isolation address in another region. 2. The remainder of daily cases reported (336) are yet to have a region assigned. Data will continue to be reconfigured as this information is verified. Of the cases, 3,848 were confirmed via PCR test, the remaining 4,768 were self-reported positive rapid antigen tests. A total 18,288 PCR tests were conducted at either state-run or private pathology clinics yesterday. WA has recorded 116,423 cases since the COVID-19 pandemic began. >>> Western Australia's COVID death toll has risen significantly after a number of historical deaths were reported, amid a slight increase in daily infections. In total, 8,616 new cases were recorded, up by about 200 from yesterday, setting a fresh record. There are now 42,988 active cases in the state, with 209 in hospital, up from 194 yesterday. Of those, nine are in intensive care. The majority of infections continue to be identified by rapid antigen tests, accounting for 4,768 of today's cases. The remaining 3,848 were detected from 18,288 PCR swabs taken yesterday. In total, seven deaths were reported by WA Health today. One was a woman in her 80s who had tested positive before passing away on Wednesday. The remaining six dated back almost two weeks but were only reported to health authorities yesterday. They include a man in his 40s, two men in their 60s, a man in his 70s and a man in his 90s. >>> 25/3/2022 WA recorded 8133 new cases, WA local total for DELTA - OMICRON WAVE is now 124652 cases. WA recorded 2 delta / omicron deathS. 25/3/2022 WA Reff = 1.18 25/3/2022 WA PCR POSITIVITY = 20.4% COVID-19 update 25 March 2022 WA Health is reporting a total of 8,133 new cases to 8pm last night. There are currently 45,306 active cases in Western Australia. To 8pm last night, there were 209 people with COVID-19 in hospital, 10 in ICU. Sadly, two historical deaths dating back to 22 March were reported to WA Health yesterday. They were a man in his 70s and a man in his 80s. Due to patient confidentiality, no further information will be released by the Department on these deaths. Total case breakdown: Region Active (new to 8pm last night) Metropolitan 37,527 (6,645) Goldfields 745 (118) Great Southern 790 (155) Kimberley 663 (135) Midwest 615 (128) Pilbara 1,223 (291) South West 1,372 (259) Wheatbelt 641 (133) Notes: 1. This data is based on the residential postcode of each case. The case may have an isolation address in another region. 2. The remainder of daily cases reported (269) are yet to have a region assigned. Data will continue to be reconfigured as this information is verified. Of the cases, 3,653 were confirmed via PCR test, the remaining 4,480 were self-reported positive rapid antigen tests. A total 17,907 PCR tests were conducted at either state-run or private pathology clinics yesterday. WA has recorded 124,525 cases since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Weekly cases, hospitalisations and ICU snapshots can be viewed here: [URL="https://ww2.health.wa.gov.au/Articles/A_E/Coronavirus"]COVID-19 (coronavirus)[/URL] – in the ‘Further information, advice and resources’ section (WA COVID-19 data update) at the bottom of the page. Anyone experiencing symptoms should get tested immediately and isolate until they receive a negative result. Visit the HealthyWA website for a full list of testing clinics and opening hours (external site). COVID-19 vaccinations WA has reached an important milestone in its vaccination rollout with 95% per cent of regional WA having now received their first dose. 25/3/2022 WA DAILY CASES SNAPSHOTS WITH LOGCURVE [IMG]https://i.postimg.cc/vBXMkhnM/25mar2022-DAILY-LOCAL-CASES-WITH-CURVE-WA.png[/IMG] >>> Thousands more rapid antigen tests will be distributed to communities in regional and remote Western Australia in a bid to increase testing accessibility across the state. Premier Mark McGowan said free rapid antigen tests (RATs) would be made available at pop-up sites in regional town centres. He said the program would especially target locations where PCR tests were not readily available. "We're going to have hundreds of thousands distributed. We have a stockpile of RATs and people can line up and get free RAT tests from those pop-up locations," he said. "We're trying to ensure we keep workplaces open by using this method, and ensure more people can work in hospitals, in schools … whatever it may be, by ensuring more testing." Free tests are already being distributed at events and locations in Perth, with public transport commuters among those receiving them after handouts began at train stations last Friday. Remote communities to get more RATs Part of the free RATs rollout will include cooperation with local Aboriginal organisations to distribute tests to remote Aboriginal communities. "Obviously, in remote Aboriginal communities, you don't have the opportunity to go and get a PCR test," Mr McGowan said. Each household in remote communities will receive 20 rapid antigen tests on top of the 15 already being made available across the state. With WA's restrictions set to be peeled back to level one in most settings from next Thursday, the Premier said it was unlikely any distinction would be drawn between regions. "Our restrictions at this point in time will be fairly uniform across the state," he said. "I doubt, but I can't be absolutely certain, that we'll distinguish between the regions again." Mr McGowan said the state was entering a different phase of the pandemic as it recorded more than 8,000 cases a day, and that it required a different approach, including moving away from contact tracing. "The important thing we can do is mask wearing, being COVID safe, making sure we have RAT testing and getting vaccination rates up. That's the stage we're at," he said. [/QUOTE]
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