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Date Time Melbourne COVID-19 cluster sparks new restrictions Professor Brendan Crabb spoke with Patricia Karvelas on RN Drive about what the latest COVID-19 outbreak means for Victorians and the Indian B.1.617 variant driving community transmission. Below is a transcript of the wide-ranging interview. Professor Brendan Crabb AC Evidence does suggest that the (Indian) B.1.617 variant is more transmissible than any of the other variants. I don’t think that makes it a superbug necessarily. It’s exactly what we expect with Darwinian evolution over time. If the virus is allowed to run rampant which is what’s happened around the world, it will just get fitter and fitter as we say. It will be more transmissible including in the face of of immunity eventually. We do have to plan at least for this being significantly more transmissible but it doesn’t change actually the action you take. It just means that we, from the government to individuals, need to be very vigilant at doing

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