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Residents will be tested over the next few days and the two tower blocks are under strict lockdown. this latest outbreak is just another challenge to the zero covid policy and for the moment the authority to very much sticking with that policy. if we chose to lay down now our efforts will come to nothing. we unswervingly insist on zero covid. the policy aims to stop the virus spreading it is detected. in china, that includes mass test and trace, strict isolation rules, people who catch it can face hospital and there are repeated extended lockdown is. for examle, people who catch covid face qua...

Sydney International Airport has been in chaos as the reduced staff numbers are unable to handle the number ...

Fewer admissions to the suv and fewer patients need of supplemental oxygen. still many are questioning why the cdc abruptly cut quarantine from 10 to 5 days. those working in close contact with the public worry are likely to be exposed. >> we have policies that's putting this pandemic on the backs of the front line workers rather than supporting us. according to the cdc's data, people are most infectious of one to two days before symptoms appear and two to three days after. so these five days when you be the most contagious and according to the cdc went up to 90% covid transmission occurs. fiv...

It is going to cause some challenges. i we are going to have to think about reorganising classes i and having teachers cover i for their absent colleagues. at a virtual session of the scottish parliament, the first minister said isolation rules would be relaxed from ten days to seven for those with covid — dependent on negative tests, and household contacts can take lateral flow tests from midnight tonight instead of isolating. these changes are significant and they are not completely without risk. however, at this stage of the pandemic, they do strike an appropriate balance. this comes afte...

Month after testing positive for covid-19. nbc sarah james has the latest on the saga from melbourne, australia. >> tennis world number one novak djokovic came to australia hoping to become the first player in the world ever to win 21 grand slams. but with questions swirling about his entry into the country and that positive covid test, some down under are asking if the star player double faulted before he ever played a match. novak djokovic is on court training in melbourne, but there's more off-court drama for the world number one. as questions swirl around his movements after testing positi...