Brisbane Australia in Lockdown!

damn 4 cases ..

that's pretty serious stuff man.

you can't play with that kind of risk.

this thing must be really really really really really deadly.

I'm a PROUD super-spreader; thus, my hero in Brisbane would do likewise. This whole sad episode in our collective history is a crime against humanity.

Ageed, they cancelled Christmas and they'll want to cancel Easter because it's a part of the Christian befief system , which there're trying to supplant.

Australia has always been a testing ground for globalist policy.
Don't forget it was the Australian Prime minister Scott Morison who was one of the first if not the first western leader to say that Australia was going to make the Covid 19 vaccine mandatory and then back tracked after the backlash.
Initially Australia had one of the harshest lock-downs in the world, the model being Melbourne of any Western country that received worldwide attention.
1.This experimental vaccine is accelerating the spread of the virus enabling vaccinated people to spread the virus which is something to consider.
2.It will not prevent you from getting Covid-19 even if you have been vaccinated.
3.Will make the disease worse if a vaccinated person catches the virus in the wild. People are being primed for death and sterilization. If anyone's is interested I've put a video together. Here's the link. [link to www.bitchute.com (secure)]

Last Edited by Dead Pan on 03/29/2021 07:45 AM

Yes, but I'd like to think the Aussies in Melbourne broke the spine of the premier who imposed the longest and strictest lockdown in the world. He allegedly fell down the stairs and broke C7 and his ribs. What a vile specimen of humanity, a fucking politburo communist looking cunt! He's off the scene now I hear.

Then the Aussies had their chief medical officer go to intensive care for a week or so. I'd like to think they bashed that black soulless eyed demon too!

I agree. They have 2 ways then to make you sick. The test and the jab, pretty clever, huh?

I'd like to think so! If not Karma's a bitch Premier Andrews.

Last Edited by Dead Pan on 03/29/2021 08:24 AM

They need to be sure to notify the virus so it follows the 5:00 pm schedule.

Lol.

That was my thought to right away!

And if that's the case then Melbourne takes a back seat and it's Brisbane's time to shine is now. New home of operations as they test run the next phase of whatever they plan to unleash on the world.

Queensland has recorded ten new COVID-19 cases, with eight of those acquired through community transmission.

There are now 78 active cases across the state.

Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said six of the new cases are linked to known infections and two are under investigation, revealing the state is now dealing with two distinct clusters.

"The good news is that these cases are linked and we now believe that there are two distinct clusters," she said.

"So, we have a cluster linked, of course, to that Princess Alexandra doctor. And we have a second cluster linked to the Princess Alexandra nurse."


Ms Palaszczuk said today's figures show sending Brisbane into lockdown was "absolutely the right call".


[link to www.news.com.au (secure)]

LOL at all the idiots on Twitter posting pictures from barbecues aimed at the US saying "See if you locked down you could be doing this!!!"

Its a joke they need to do this before the 31st deadline .

Last Edited by plushtek on 03/29/2021 07:28 PM

LOL I think I could go through the address book in my phone and find 4 cases.

Queensland Chief Health Officer Dr Jeannette Young has further explained the two COVID-19 clusters the state is now dealing with.


Five of the new locally acquired cases are related to the second cluster, which is believed to have come from a nurse working at a COVID-19 hospital ward in Brisbane.


Dr Young revealed that nurse has the exact same genome sequencing as a man who arrived to be treated at the Princess Alexandra Hospital while she was working there.


"After the nurse worked in the COVID ward. She did do a shift on the night of March 23, so that shift started 10pm that night, she worked through the night into the next day on the 24th," Dr Young said.


"So, my hypothesis – and this all has to be tested, this all has to be checked out, this is very preliminary information – is that she has acquired the infection when at work that night.


"Now, I don't know whether she's got it directly from that patient, because she wasn't working with COVID cases that night, but we have to confirm that, or whether she's got it from someone else in the hospital."


The sister of that nurse then became infected with the virus and then overnight a further five cases were linked to that cluster.


"They're all linked cases, and they all attended a party together down in Byron Bay," Dr Young said.


[link to www.news.com.au (secure)]

Health authorities have now determined that the first cluster of cases are linked to a doctor at the Princess Alexandra Hospital who treated a confirmed COVID-19 case.


The confirmed case also passed the virus onto a traveller staying in the same quarantine hotel earlier in March.


"Since then we now have these new cases that we picked up in the community. And I'm very grateful to that first young man who came forward and got tested, and the second gentleman – so, they live in northern Brisbane – so, those two cases," chief health officer Dr Jeannette Young said.


"Then we've had other cases connected to those. And we know they're all linked because of the genome sequence. They're all a B117 linked back to that case at the PA Hospital."


Dr Young said there were two other infections that are still under investigation, but suggested they could be older cases linked to that first cluster.


[link to www.news.com.au (secure)]

I work across the road from the International airport at Brisbane, the car park is full everyday. Supposed to be a ban on travel right?..It's all bullshit

They can't even isolate the virus so how would they know it's genome?

Here is the full list of venues impacted.



QUARANTINE FOR 14 DAYS REGARDLESS OF RESULT



Queensland Health has listed a number of high-risk, close contact venues.



This means they must quarantine for 14 days, since the time they attended the venue, regardless of their test result.

• Saturday 20 March — Shinobi Ramen noodle shop (in Westfield Carindale Shopping Centre) — 12pm to 2.16pm

• Saturday 20 March — Black Hops Brewery, East Brisbane — 12pm to 2pm

• Sunday 21 March — Mamma’s Italian Restaurant, Redcliffe — 12.30pm to 3.10pm

• Saturday 20 March — Green Beacon brewing Co, Teneriffe — 2pm to 3.12pm

• Saturday 20 March — Eatons Hill Hotel — 3.44pm to 5.30pm

• Monday 22 March — PCYC Pine Rivers, Bray Park — 7.16am to 8.10am

• Friday 26 March — Spinnaker Park Cafe, Callemondah — 10.22am to 11.23am

• Friday 26 March — FitStop Gym, 6/338 Lytton Road, Morningside — 6.50am to 8am

• Friday 26 March — Auckland House, Gladstone Central — 7.23pm to 9.30pm

• Friday 27 March — Auckland House, Gladstone Central — 7.33am to 8.20am



GET TESTED AND SELF-ISOLATE IMMEDIATELY


Byron Beach Hotel on Friday, March 26 between 7.15pm and 8.30pm and The Farm Byron Bay on Sunday, March 28 between 8am and 9.30am.

Anyone who was at those two venues between the times listed should get tested immediately and self-isolate until further advice is provided by NSW Health.



GET TESTED AND QUARANTINE UNTIL NEGATIVE RESULT


• Saturday 20 March — Baskins-Robbins, Everton Park — 9.20pm to 9.25pm

• Sunday 21 March — The Standard Market Company, Gasworks Plaza, Newstead — 9.50am to 10.20am

• Sunday 21 March — Genki Mart, Alderley — 10.30am to 10.46am

• Sunday 21 March — Liquorland, Dolphins Central Shopping Centre, Kippa-Ring — 4.40pm to 4.50pm

• Monday 22 March — Café L’avenue, Carseldine — 8.51am to 8.58am

• Monday 22 March — Zambrero, Aspley — 12.05pm to 12.34pm

• Monday 22 March — Jacobs Bakery, Aspley — 12.40pm to 12.48pm

• Monday 22 March — Bunnings Rothwell, Rothwell — 7.14am to 7.27am

• Monday 22 March — Bunnings Stafford — 12.40pm to 12.50pm

• Monday 22 March — Bunnings Lawnton — 3.15pm to 3.30pm

• Monday 22 March — Strathpine Plaza Shopping Centre — 3.43pm to 3.49pm

• Tuesday 23 March — Café L’avenue, Carseldine — 8am to 8.29am

• Tuesday 23 March — Sushi Train, Carseldine — 12pm to 12.45pm

• Tuesday 23 March — Zambrero, Lawnton — 12.51pm to 12.55pm

• Tuesday 23 March — Lawnton Fruit Market — 1.57pm to 2.05pm

• Tuesday 23 March — Nellas Gourmet Tucker, Lawnton — 3.37pm to 3.47pm

• Tuesday 23 March — Poolwerx Strathpine — 3.15pm to 3.27pm

• Tuesday 23 March — Dan Murphy’s, Strathpine — 7.26pm to 7.36pm

• Tuesday 23 March — Redcliffe Train Line – Kippa Ring to Lawnton, 7am to 8am

• Tuesday 23 March — Redcliffe Train Line – Lawnton to Kippa Ring, Lawnton to Kippa Ring, 2pm to 3pm

• Wednesday 24 March — Redcliffe Train Line – Lawnton to Kippa Ring, Lawnton to Kippa Ring, Lawnton to Kippa Ring, 2.30pm to 3.30pm

• Wednesday 24 March — Lawton Country Markets — 2.36pm to 2.43pm

• Thursday 25 March — Café L’avenue, Carseldine — 8am to 8.29am

• Thursday 25 March — Café L’avenue, Carseldine — 12.34pm to 1.34pm

• Thursday 25 March — Cold Rock Ice Creamery, Raby Bay — 3.50pm to 4pm

• Thursday 25 March — Woolworths Cleveland — 4.30pm to 4.45pm

• Thursday 25 March — Hanwoori Korean BBQ Restaurant, Brisbane City — 6.30pm to 7.30pm

• Thursday 25 March — Wintergarden carpark, Brisbane City — 6.19pm to 7.50pm

• Thursday 25 March — BWS. Four Mile Creek Drive, Strathpine — 6.15pm to 6.30pm

• Thursday 25 March — Aldi Stafford, Stafford City Shopping Centre — 8.30am to 8.45am

• Thursday 25 March — Nundah Respiratory Clinic — 11.15am to 11.40am

• Thursday 25 March — Ceres Pizza Café, Strathpine — 7pm to 7.58pm

• Thursday 25 March — Gin Gin Bakery, Gin Gin — 1.26pm to 1.33pm

• Thursday 25 March — Miriam Vale Star Roadhouse and Caravan Park, Miriam Vale — 2.35pm to 2.45pm

• Thursday 25 March — Redcliffe Train Line – Lawnton to Kippa Ring, Lawnton to Kippa Ring — 5.45pm to 6.45pm

• Friday 26 March — Nurse Station café (Patrons) South Brisbane — 10.15am to 10.30pm

• Friday 26 March — SPAR Carina Megafresh, Carina — 11.30am to 11.45am

• Friday 26 March — Woolworths Coorparoo — 12.55pm to 1.30pm

• Friday 26 March — Coles, Stockland Gladstone, Gladstone Central — 12.09pm to 12.33pm

• Friday 26 March — Redcliffe Train Line – Lawnton to Kippa Ring, Lawnton to Kippa Ring — 2.30pm to 3.30pm

• Friday 26 March — Woolworths, Peninsula Fair Shopping Centre, Kippa-Ring — 3pm to 3.20pm

• Friday 26 March — Stockland Gladstone (including BWS), Gladstone — 4.46pm to 5pm

• Friday 26 March — Byron Beach Hotel, Byron Bay — 7.15pm to 8.30pm

• Friday 26 March — IGA Redcliffe, Redcliffe — 12.50pm to 12.55pm

• Friday 26 March — The Farm Byron Bay, Ewingsdale — 8am to 9.30am


[link to www.news.com.au (secure)]

Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk will mandate vaccine program for frontline health workers after COVID outbreak


Queensland’s vaccine program will undertake an emergency change after two outbreaks were linked to a nurse and a doctor who hadn’t been jabbed.


[link to www.news.com.au (secure)]

----- Fears lockdown could be extended to include Easter ------



---- Residents of greater Brisbane are facing the possibility of spending their second Easter in a row in lockdown, as two "concerning" clusters continue to grow.


Eight new COVID-19 cases were detected in the community as of today, and health authorities now believe the 15 locally acquired cases of recent weeks are related to two "distinct" clusters, both of which have originated from the Princess Alexandra Hospital.



This morning, Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk would not rule out the possibility the lockdown could be extended, potentially through the Easter long weekend.


"In terms of the greater Brisbane region, we just have to take this day-by-day," she said.

"I said that we will give the most up-to-date information we can, every single morning. Do we expect to see more cases? Probably.

"The big question will be whether or not we see unlinked community transmission."


[link to www.news.com.au (secure)]

Health authorities are urging visitors of 11 venues to go into quarantine for 14 days, regardless of a negative result, as Queensland grapples with an escalating COVID-19 outbreak.

--------

-Saturday March 20: Shinobi Ramen Noodle shop, Westfield Carindale, 12pm – 2.16pm

-Saturday March 20: Black Hops Brewery, East Brisbane, 12pm – 2pm

-Sunday March 21: Mamma’s Italian Restaurant, Redcliffe 12.30pm – 3.10pm

-Saturday March 21: Green Beacon brewing Co. Teneriffe 2pm – 3.12pm

-Saturday March 20: Eatons Hill Hotel, Eatons Hill 3.44pm – 5.30pm

-Monday March 22: PCYC Pine Rivers, Bray Park 7.16am – 8.10am

-Friday March 26: FitStop Gym, Morningside 6.50am – 8am

-Friday March 26: Spinnaker Park Café, Callemondah 10.22am – 11.23am

-Friday March 26: Niche & Co Café, Tugun 1.40pm – 1.55pm

-Friday March 26: Chempro Chemist (staff only), Tugun 1.55pm – 2.10pm

-Friday March 26: Auckland House, Gladstone Central 7.23pm – 9.30pm and Saturday March 27 between 7.33am and 8.20am


[link to www.news.com.au (secure)]

Less than two weeks after Queensland’s top doctor promised there would be no more citywide lockdowns, health authorities have backflipped – instating a three-day lockdown and hinting it could be extended.

On March 19, chief health officer Dr Jeannette Young said in the event of any future clusters, only the state’s most vulnerable people would be locked down.

But, just ten days later, she stood alongside Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk as she announced the city’s 2.5 million residents would be plunged into another snap three-day lockdown, and has refused to rule out extending it. [link to www.news.com.au (secure)]

The Princess Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane has been put into an emergency lockdown, with staff ordered to get tested for coronavirus.

The Brisbane hospital has been placed into an emergency lockdown as the city grapples with a serious COVID-19 outbreak.

At least one new COVID-19 case that has been recorded today is linked to the hospital.


[link to www.news.com.au (secure)]

Millions of Brisbane residents are almost certain to remain in lockdown through the Easter long weekend, with infectious disease experts expecting an extended lockdown to be announced tonight.


[link to www.news.com.au (secure)]

Another Qld nurse infected with COVID


Queensland authorities are expected to announce today that another nurse who worked at Princess Alexandra Hospital’s infectious diseases ward has contracted coronavirus.

This comes after a doctor and a nurse at the same hospital were diagnosed with the virus, with those two cases believed to have been infected by returned travellers, sparking Brisbane's two separate COVID-19 clusters.


[link to www.news.com.au (secure)]