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Daniel Andrews warns low testing numbers could ‘hold back’ reopening plans
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has warned low testing numbers will hold Victoria “back from taking safe and steady steps” towards reopening the economy and easing restrictions. The state has experienced its lowest daily increase in cases since mid-June with only five new cases and three fatalities recorded in the last 24-hour period. “As I've said a few times now, not only case numbers will hold us back from taking safe and steady steps from the COVID-normal to continue opening up as we outlined yesterday but what could be a challenge for us is if we don't see people coming forward and getting tested,” he said. “This thing is silent. “It moves rapidly.” Mr Andrews said “there is simply no choice” but to adopt a very cautious approach to reopening the economy.
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Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has warned low testing numbers will hold Victoria “back from taking safe and steady steps” towards reopening the economy and easing restrictions. The state has experienced its lowest daily increase in cases since mid-June with only five new cases and three fatalities recorded in the last 24-hour period. “As I've said a few times now, not only case numbers will hold us back from taking safe and steady steps from the COVID-normal to continue opening up as we outlined yesterday but what could be a challenge for us is if we don't see people coming forward and getting tested,” he said. “This thing is silent. “It moves rapidly.” Mr Andrews said “there is simply no choice” but to adopt a very cautious approach to reopening the economy.
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