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Community Scoop » Businesses Urged To Strengthen Surveillance Testing Or Risk Shutdowns Warns Pioneer Of COVID Test, Track & Trace Tech - Vimarsana News

Community Scoop » Businesses Urged To Strengthen Surveillance Testing Or Risk Shutdowns Warns Pioneer Of COVID Test, Track & Trace Tech

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Business.Scoop » Businesses Urged To Strengthen Surveillance Testing Or Risk Shutdowns Warns Pioneer Of COVID Test, Track & Trace Tech - Vimarsana News

Business.Scoop » Businesses Urged To Strengthen Surveillance Testing Or Risk Shutdowns Warns Pioneer Of COVID Test, Track & Trace Tech

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Delta still waging war in Australia - Vimarsana News

Delta still waging war in Australia

Confused by current messaging and perturbed by the fact that there are still soaring numbers of infections and deaths in New South Wales and Victoria?

Private MedTech companies stepping into breach - Vimarsana News

Private MedTech companies stepping into breach

As Omicron case numbers continue to climb and the healthcare system buckles under the pressure, the commitment by the government of an additional $24

Victoria was not fit to deal with COVID-19 and 'misguided' in choosing IBM health tracing - Vimarsana News

Victoria was not fit to deal with COVID-19 and 'misguided' in choosing IBM health tracing

The state has also found the COVIDSafe app's effectiveness to be insignificant. December 14, 2020 -- 03:52 GMT (19:52 PST) | Topic: Innovation A parliamentary inquiry into Victoria's contact tracing system and testing regime has found that the state was not fit to deal with any escalation of cases, which eventually led to significant errors during its second wave of the pandemic. This finding, made by the Victorian Legislative Council Legal and Social Issues Committee, came with 46 others along with 19 recomme...

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