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'I am not a doctor': Andrews cannot link COVID-19 to aged care deaths
Premier Daniel Andrews says he is not fit to judge whether deaths in aged care are linked to the coronavirus. Despite announcing today six of seven coronavirus deaths overnight were linked to aged care, Mr Andrews said he was neither a coroner or doctor and so was not in a position to judge the cause of death. When asked why residents in aged care were still contracting the virus, he said it was because it was a “wildly infectious virus”. “I'm saying logic tells you if you've got people in the community and you've got people, by necessity, moving from the community into these settings, that is a risk,” Mr Andrews said. “Whether that person has passed away as a resident in an aged care facility as opposed to a hospital, I haven't got that detail."
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Premier Daniel Andrews says he is not fit to judge whether deaths in aged care are linked to the coronavirus. Despite announcing today six of seven coronavirus deaths overnight were linked to aged care, Mr Andrews said he was neither a coroner or doctor and so was not in a position to judge the cause of death. When asked why residents in aged care were still contracting the virus, he said it was because it was a “wildly infectious virus”. “I'm saying logic tells you if you've got people in the community and you've got people, by necessity, moving from the community into these settings, that is a risk,” Mr Andrews said. “Whether that person has passed away as a resident in an aged care facility as opposed to a hospital, I haven't got that detail."
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