Nothing in my comments indicate that we can be complacent. Nothing. And no, when I’m looking at the data I’m looking not just at 8/112. It is looking across the board at the number of int travellers, close contacts, etc. the level of severe illness reported & deaths.
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Replying to @MJBiercuk @BenjaminSara and
It is not an extrapolation but an observation. My comments are not predictive but based on what we have observed to date. It is not cause for complacency, anything but. We need to use this time to get our ICU capacity scaled up, more HCW unskilled etc.
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Replying to @MJBiercuk @adamkams and
Is it? It certainly doesn't seem to be from the quote and the tweet above. Are there other quotes with different messaging?
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I suggest you read the article in full. Here’s the link:https://www.afr.com/politics/federal/the-covid-19-storm-will-soon-hit-australia-20200324-p54dcs …
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Note sure which article you're reading but I can't find any suggestion in this one that the situation isn't serious. The death rate will indeed likely be much lower in Australia than Italy, but that is likely in part a function of testing as much as anything
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