To get through each step, we all need to keep safe & well.
Most importantly, this includes:
- Wear a face covering
- Keep your distance (1.5m)
- Wash hands regularly
- If you’re unwell, get tested, then stay home, especially from work.
More: https://t.co/IU4C5Lm81V
#COVID19Vic
Thanks to the incredible efforts of Victorians, the number of #coronavirus cases has dropped. To get to COVID normal, many of the current Stage 4 measures will need to remain in place for Metro Melbourne but some changes have been made to help make life a little easier ⬇️ (1/2)
Ding! Ding! 🚃 Mask up 😷 Melbourne! From 11:59pm Wednesday 22 July if you are in metropolitan Melbourne or Mitchell Shire you are required to wear a face covering when leaving your home. Sketch by Lewis Brownlie #maskupmelbourne
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The health advice remains that Stage 4 restrictions are not necessary at this stage.
Stage 3 “Stay at Home” directions are in place for metropolitan Melbourne & Mitchell Shire residents. There are only 4 reasons to leave home. More: https://t.co/CTpfySoZ6r
#COVID19Vic
To #SlowTheSpread, we need to update some restrictions. They are in place to keep Victoria safe.
For more information and full advice is available at: https://t.co/CTpfySoZ6r
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Thank you for staying at home. 👏🙌Our sensors across the central city show pedestrian numbers have dropped by 83% compared to the same time last year. 📉
Keep up to date with social distancing requirements here: https://t.co/HGGwfbMduy #COVIDー19
📸 :dean.ohlmus (Insta)
41 U.S. firefighters are already in Victoria, with an additional 70 firefighters from Canada and the U.S. expected to join on 8 January.
They have been working with local teams to re-establish access and assess impact.
Thank you for helping us in our time of need. #vicfires