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In the UK, a new point-based checklist could help keep healthcare workers safe by offering a way to calculate their risk of serious illness or death from Covid-19, the researchers said, highlighting their Useful for Black, Asian and Ethnic Minority Workers. heritage.

Covid-19 has been shown in multiple reports to disproportionately affect BAME communities, while in May it was revealed that more than 60% of health workers who died from Covid-19 were of BAME history:





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Six employees affiliated with Melbourne’s Royal Women’s Hospital are among those who confirmed having Covid-19 as part of the recent Victoria outbreak, with a worrying number of health workers across the state now infected with the virus.

The hospital, located in Parkville next to the city of Melbourne, sent a notice to staff on Tuesday afternoon confirming six active cases and two cases recovered from health personnel, including visits to doctors and other staff working at other places through multiple health services:





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Egyptian doctors selected to highlight Covid-19 working conditions

Overwhelmed and ill-equipped medical personnel in Egypt are being threatened for reporting poor working conditions during the Covid-19 pandemic, with increasing numbers being detained by a national security agency.

Doctors reported the threats delivered through WhatsApp, official letters or in person. They said hospital managers and government officials told them that not attending shifts, posting on social media or voicing objections would lead to complaints to the National Security Agency, Egypt’s main internal security agency, which according to Human rights groups have arrested multiple health workers:





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The Australian state of Victoria registers 238 new cases





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A Guardian Australia analysis of Victorian coronavirus cases shows that infections have increased in areas outside of the blocked postal codes, and that all significant growth areas are now contained within the wider Melbourne blockade.

Using data aggregated daily from the Victoria Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) dashboard here, we calculate the number of new cases per day for each area of ​​local government in Victoria.

We then checked to see if the cases had increased or decreased during the past two weeks for each area that reported more than five cases during that period.

As of this writing, a map of the results shows that there has been significant growth in regions adjacent to previously blocked ZIP codes, with the largest increase in the Wyndham council area. Wyndham is where Al Taqwa University is located, the site of what is currently the second largest group of cases in Victoria.

There have also been an increasing number of cases in the Melton and Darebin council areas.





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Australian Prime Minister says Australia cannot shut down to contain second wave Covid-19

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison says the response to a second wave of Covid-19 infections may not be shutting down the country to try to eliminate the virus, and has moved to reassure people that his government will not withdraw. income support “for the needy”.

Morrison said closures were necessary in Victoria given the significant increase in infections in the state, but “his protection against the virus is not closing things all the time.”

“You have to do that sometimes, as is Victoria’s case,” he said. She said trying to remove the virus was not the “right strategy” for Australia.

“Not only is the entire country closed because that is not sustainable. I have heard that argument. You could potentially double unemployment, and even worse. ”

Morrison said elimination was impossible to achieve “unless we do not allow any cargo, medical supplies to Australia, or exports to Australia, or the like, there is always





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In Australia, a group of coronavirus cases in a pub called the Crossroads Hotel in the state of New South Wales has been linked to a man in Melbourne, Victoria, who attended a party at the workplace.

NSW Health contact researcher Jennie Musto explained the genomic link between Victoria and the NSW outbreak, as a man traveling from Melbourne to Sydney in late June.


A Melbourne man walked into a workplace in Sydney, and then there’s some streaming inside that workplace, and then they all went to a party that night on July 3, at the Crossroads Hotel. So this is where it all started.

She said she traveled June 30 and works in the transportation industry.

A cleaner dressed in personal protective equipment is seen leaving the Crossroads Hotel in Sydney on Saturday July 11, 2020.

A cleaner dressed in personal protective equipment is seen leaving the Crossroads Hotel in Sydney on Saturday July 11, 2020. Photograph: Bianca de Marchi / AAP

Musto said this case was related to six colleagues who were diagnosed.

NSW Health Minister Dr. Kerry Chant has added more information on the possible spread of current NSW outbreaks:


While we have focused a lot on Crossroads, a group of hotels, it is very important that we do not lose sight of the fact that Covid could have been introduced to other parts of Sydney, and it is very possible that we have had the virus transmission continues.





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