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Authorities hold late-night crisis talks over worsening UK mutant strain outbreak.

All of Melbourne Airport Terminal 4 has been listed as an exposure site for a period on Tuesday, as health officials say 905 primary close contacts have been found across the entire outbreak.

The Department of Health in Victoria state, of which Melbourne is the capital, said on Thursday that the two new cases were both household primary close contacts of the currently infected staff at the Holiday Inn at Melbourne Airport, reports Xinhua news agency.The

The coronavirus outbreak linked to the Holiday Inn quarantine hotel at Melbourne Airport grows to eight, with two new infections identified today.

A cluster of COVID-19 cases has been reported at St. Stephens Elementary School.

Victorian authorities race to investigate two new COVID-19 cases at hotbed quarantine hotel TueTuesday 9 updated TueTuesday 9 FebFebruary 2021 at 10:26pm A quarantine hotel worker and a traveller who had just finished 14 days of quarantine are the latest positive coronavirus cases at the Melbourne Airport Holiday Inn. ( Share Print text only Cancel An urgent review into cases of suspected transmission of COVID-19 in Victorias hotel quarantine system is underway, after a cluster of cases at a ho...

ITHACA, NY -- A cluster of at least 12 positive COVID-19 cases has been announced at Cornell University. The school said the cases are related to a party in Collegetown,

There are now 451 active clusters in the country, says D-G.

1 / of 5 What we know about the recent Victorian hotel quarantine cases and whats being done to tackle the issues By Hilary Whiteman MonMonday 8 Victoria is tightening up its hotel quarantine procedures. ( Print text only Cancel Two new positive coronavirus cases among Victorias quarantine hotel workers in five days have forced the states health authorities to move quickly to impose new rules. A worker at the Holiday Inn at Melbourne Airport tested positive on Sunday, after visiting several loc...

PUTRAJAYA: A four-month-old infant in Sabah is the youngest casualty out of 826 people in the country who succumbed to Covid-19. The child was said to be suffering from a heart disease, Health director-general Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah reported in his daily Covid-19 press statement. The infant boy, a Malaysian, passed away at Hospital Tawau and is one of the 17 Covid-19 deaths announced yesterday. “Today’s deaths included four cases in Selangor, three each in Sabah and Sarawak, two ea...