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  #2702979 6-May-2021 15:14
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DS248:

 

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hmm another outlet says it's wife of the first mystery case

 

 

The article you originally linked already stated that... :)

 

"The man's wife has also tested positive for the virus today"

 

 

To be fair, the article in the SMH was a bit ambiguous.

 

Anyway, they've linked the case (man - and presumably his wife) to a returned traveller who was quarantined, then developed covid.  The case is the B1.617.2 variant (originally found in India) but that is (yet?) to be classified as a "variant of concern", so the Premier won't lock down.  This is rather dumb IMO - but there you go, Liberal state, business matters.  "It's not yet proven" that this variant is a contributing cause of the disaster in India isn't very reassuring.  It needs to be proven that it isn't - and as the mutations seem to indicate that it's more contagious and more likely to be an escape variant, caution is needed.

 

They've also found C19 traces in sewage from the inner west of Sydney, so if the man and his wife didn't poop there in their travels, there could be other CT case(s). 

 

Anyway, Sydney's in a kind of lockdown level 1.5 (using our system).

 

 

 

 




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  #2702981 6-May-2021 15:22
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Fred99:

 

Anyway, they've linked the case (man - and presumably his wife) to a returned traveller who was quarantined, then developed covid. 

 

 

 

 

This is my concern. And person is actually person(s)

 

 

 

“We can’t find any direct link between our case [and the traveller], so what we’re concerned about is there is another person that is as yet unidentified that infected our case,” Dr Chant said.

 

 


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  #2702982 6-May-2021 15:30
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A while back freitasm posted a Poster of the vaccination roll out time table. I can not seem to find it. Would someone please repost or provide a link to it or the link to the MoH website.

 

My extended family are having an argie-bargie about the schedule and when they are eligible. So I would like to print it out and hand it around.

 

Thanks





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  #2702983 6-May-2021 15:30
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The case may have somehow caught it from the traveller, that just leaves contact tracing to weed out anyone else since. Potentially there are 1 or more in between the traveller and the case that are wandering the streets, and have a cold...


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  #2702985 6-May-2021 15:31
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Something odd about the dates for the Sydney community case...

 

Genome sequencing linked him to an arrival from the USA who was tested on Day 1 in MIQ. The result came back the next day and was moved to quarantine the same day (assumptions, but likely.) This was on Wednesday 28th. The mystery case was symptomatic on Tuesday 4th, and may have been infectious since the 1st. There's as yet no direct link between the two, and not a lot of time in between for someone to have contracted it from the arrival and passed it to the community case. Since the arrival (and all the other passengers) are all still in MIQ / quarantine, there's limited opportunity for direct infection. So definitely a puzzle...





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  #2702988 6-May-2021 15:47
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FineWine:

 

A while back freitasm posted a Poster of the vaccination roll out time table. I can not seem to find it. Would someone please repost or provide a link to it or the link to the MoH website.

 

My extended family are having an argie-bargie about the schedule and when they are eligible. So I would like to print it out and hand it around.

 

Thanks

 

 

 

 

Schematic poster here https://www.health.govt.nz/covid-vaccine-rollout-graph

 

But take the "Vaccinations begin for Group 3" with a grain of salt.  The scheduled ~1.2m doses by end of June are little more than the number required to vaccinate Groups 1 & 2.  So there will be very few available for 65+ age group before 1 July when the general rollout supposedly begins.

 

And despite Hipkins semantics over the 'from' in 'from May' the chart clearly implies vaccinations for Group 3 from the start of May.

 

 


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  #2702991 6-May-2021 15:51
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DS248:

 

FineWine:

 

A while back freitasm posted a Poster of the vaccination roll out time table. I can not seem to find it. Would someone please repost or provide a link to it or the link to the MoH website.

 

My extended family are having an argie-bargie about the schedule and when they are eligible. So I would like to print it out and hand it around.

 

Thanks

 

 

 

 

Schematic poster here https://www.health.govt.nz/covid-vaccine-rollout-graph

 

But take the "Vaccinations begin for Group 3" with a grain of salt.  The scheduled ~1.2m doses by end of June are little more than the number required to vaccinate Groups 1 & 2.  So there will be very few available for 65+ age group before 1 July when the general rollout supposedly begins.

 

And despite Hipkins semantics over the 'from' in 'from May' the chart clearly implies vaccinations for Group 3 from the start of May.

 

Thanks for that. But I am sure freitasm posted a different one than that a few months back and if memory serves it was in the typical covid yellow poster format.





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  #2702993 6-May-2021 15:52
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Does anyone know if this will affect travel from Sydney? I have a family member who is supposed to arrive tomorrow. I can't find anything on MOH or any other of the usual sources.

 

 





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  #2702995 6-May-2021 15:53
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Rikkitic:

Does anyone know if this will affect travel from Sydney? I have a family member who is supposed to arrive tomorrow. I can't find anything on MOH or any other of the usual sources.


 



If they can postpone travel I would. Stopping travel for a few days is somewhat likely.

Edit: Reports say Hipkins has announced no change. I'd still avoid it if I could.

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  #2702996 6-May-2021 16:04
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DS248:

 

FineWine:

 

A while back freitasm posted a Poster of the vaccination roll out time table. I can not seem to find it. Would someone please repost or provide a link to it or the link to the MoH website.

 

...

 

 

Schematic poster here https://www.health.govt.nz/covid-vaccine-rollout-graph

 

But take the "Vaccinations begin for Group 3" with a grain of salt.  The scheduled ~1.2m doses by end of June are little more than the number required to vaccinate Groups 1 & 2.  So there will be very few available for 65+ age group before 1 July when the general rollout supposedly begins.

 

And despite Hipkins semantics over the 'from' in 'from May' the chart clearly implies vaccinations for Group 3 from the start of May.

 

 

 

 

For actual numbers, see https://www.health.govt.nz/system/files/documents/pages/covid_vaccinations_04_05_2021.xlsx

 

The 'Cumulative Plan' shows "Cumulative vaccinations planned" by week ending 4 July as 1,161,952, so even less than 1.2m

 

==

 

Total number of people in Groups 1 & 2 is 530,000.  That is 1.06m doses required (ignoring any wastage, and early vaccinations of other Groups, such as Northland etc)

 

So nominally they seem to have allow a whole 100,000 doses up to 4 July for the 1.7m people in Group 3 (3.4m doses - say 2.9m for 85% coverage)

 

 


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  #2703000 6-May-2021 16:18
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@FineWine:

 

Thanks for that. But I am sure freitasm posted a different one than that a few months back and if memory serves it was in the typical covid yellow poster format.

 

 

No, sorry. Last I posted was about the travel bubble but never posted about the vaccination.





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  #2703001 6-May-2021 16:20
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DS248:

 

And despite Hipkins semantics over the 'from' in 'from May' the chart clearly implies vaccinations for Group 3 from the start of May.

 

 

The poster I shared just says May onward and that the date is indicative. It's to be expected that dates will move a bit.


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  #2703004 6-May-2021 16:22
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freitasm:

 

@FineWine:

 

Thanks for that. But I am sure freitasm posted a different one than that a few months back and if memory serves it was in the typical covid yellow poster format.

 

 

No, sorry. Last I posted was about the travel bubble but never posted about the vaccination.

 

Ok thanks - so many Posters postered getting confused I thought there was a nice colourful yellow one.





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  #2703015 6-May-2021 16:50
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Handle9: This one is better

https://www.health.govt.nz/system/files/documents/pages/covid-19-our-vaccine-rollout-plan.pdf

 

 

 

Interesting.

 

The poster shows Groups 1 & 2 completed by end of May.  That clearly conflicts with the planned numbers in https://www.health.govt.nz/system/files/documents/pages/covid_vaccinations_04_05_2021.xlsx.  The latter shows 581,932 cumulative doses by the week ending 30 May vs ~1m doses required for Groups 1 & 2.  A large discrepancy!


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