South Australia posted a donut day yesterday recording zero new coronavirus cases.
The state is now under a severe lockdown for the next five days, with people only being allowed out under strict conditions.
But if there’s fear of a major outbreak and the virus is supposedly moving very fast and is very active, why zero cases? And will SA be able to keep it up?
On today’s show:
* Is 6 days lockdown in South Australia going to be long enough?
* Coronavirus fragments have been detected in wastewater from Benalla and Portland
* I got a negative coronavirus test, but it also told me that I had another virus. Is this common? What else are they testing for?
South Australia has started its first day of a strict six day lockdown that health authorities have described as a «circuit breaker» to stamp out Adelaide’s coronavirus outbreak. So far, […]
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