No sooner after New South Wales (NSW) Treasurer Dominic Perrottet rolled out tailor-made designs to have international students return to his state, by year-end, positively, NSW Medical Quarters registered 1007 new COVID-19 cases.
Three deaths from the Delta variant were confirmed as Covid positive only when brought home dead. Victoria recorded a new high of 847 COVID positive cases.
Some of the critical areas of concern remain, Roxburgh Park, Craigieburn and Broadmeadows. New infections have mostly been reported from southeast city suburbs: St Albans, Tarneit and Werribee.
Last week, so much was the mounting pressure at the St Kilda foreshore by the protestors against COVID-19 vaccines and lockdown thereafter that the police cracked in on the crowd. Hundreds of police were also injured, containing protesters against COVID-19 lockdowns and mandatory vaccinations.
Following this, the Sydneysiders movement could be restricted in regional NSW by the government until the state hits 80 per cent complete vaccination under a plan by the state government.
If Australia delays admission further, in all likelihood, it will lose its multinational workforce and international students market to countries like Canada, the UK, and Singapore soon.
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