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An initial flood warning has been issued for the Latrobe River and Traralgon Creek. A low pressure system and trough will enter western Victoria later today. Catchments in the flood watch areas are moderately wet. River rises are expected in the flood watch catchments from late Wednesday with minor flooding possible from Thursday afternoon in some locations. For more information visit emergency.vic.gov.au and download the Vic Emergency app, Call the SES on 132 500 and NEVER drive, walk or ride through floodwaters. River heights available at bom.gov.au ... See MoreSee Less

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Stay safe Gippsland. COVID-19 is spreading in homes and workplaces. To protect our family and community get tested at the first sign of symptoms, and get vaccinated as soon as you can. If you do get COVID-19, or you've been in contact with someone who has, then you need to stay home and isolate. There's financial help available if you're worried about missing work.For more information, go to coronavirus.vic.gov.au or call the COVID-19 hotline on 1800 675 398 and press 0 if you need an interpreter ... See MoreSee Less

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CoVid update for 7th Oct 2021⏰ Updated 10.00pm 👩‍💻➕ Confirmed case self reported by Morwell Park Primary School➕🦠15 new case in Latrobe, 11 in Baw Baw ➕Dep CHO Ben Cowie - discussion regarding Latrobe & further Lockdown question following Morwell Park cases.Hi everyone 👋Another big case day in Victoria.Today’s Covid Community Update for your information.If you are checking back for updates the time stamp ⏰ will help you know if an update has occurred.Look out for the ➕ to indicate an addition to the original post.Take care,Kel 👩‍💻➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿Finding your way 🧭1️⃣Data 2️⃣News 3️⃣Exposure Sites 4️⃣Testing 5️⃣Vaccination 6️⃣Media 7️⃣Questions 8️⃣Links 9️⃣FAQ ➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿1️⃣DataReported yesterday: Victoria🦠1,638 new local cases and 0 cases acquired overseas.💉36,672 vaccines administered 🧪77,238 test results received🍂Sadly, 2 people with COVID-19 have died🦠15 new case in Latrobe 🦠11 in Baw Baw 💬Thursday 7th October 2021 via the GRPHU & DHS please direct any questions relating to data or listings to them. Yesterday the following updates were made;🦠Update to Tier 1 sites - Repco.🦠Royal Childrens Hospital Tier 1 exposure 🦠Tier 1 exposure site Churchill 🦠89 Active cases in Latrobe. 🧩The indication is that the majority of Latrobe cases look to be linked to known cases.Cases in Gippsland 138🦠📍Bass Coast 4📍Latrobe 89📍Baw Baw 32📍South Gippsland 10📍Wellington 3📍East Gippsland 017 in Mitchell Shire (14 linked)11 in Shepparton 15 in Latrobe (Mostly linked) in Ararat 8 in Ballarat (Linked)16 in Greater Geelong (Mostly linked) 4 in Mildura (Linked)11 in Baw Baw (Under investigation)11 in Mount Alexander Shire (Under investigation)If you are interested in more localised data. Victorian COVID-19 data. Daily data updates on COVID-19 including graphs showing case numbers, location, age group and mode of transmission.🔗 www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/victorian-coronavirus-covid-19-data💉Vaccination rates in Latrobe (Wednesday)1st dose - 79.3%2nd dose - 48.9%💉 Anyone above 12 in the Latrobe Valley can get vaccinated this Fri/Sat/Sun in Morwell at Kurnai College, Bridle Road.Latrobe City 💬📌Only sites of concern are being listed on the Department of Health website & GRPHU pages.Gippsland Region Public Health Unit (GRPHU) reported there are no new Tier 1 exposure sites in Latrobe City.“Only sites of concern are being listed on the Department of Health and GRPHU platforms,” a GRPHU spokesperson said.“Evidence suggests there have been no transmissions of the virus at any Tier 2 exposure site in Gippsland.“As a result, we will be publishing Tier 1 exposure sites as a priority.”🙏Lockdown in Latrobe City has ended.Back to the Regional restrictions.Previous restriction list from the 28th September 2021🔗 www.premier.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2021-09/210926%20-%20Table%20of%20Restrictions_1.pdf?f...➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿2️⃣News & Updates - various sources➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿3️⃣ExposureCheck & confirm exposure sites either online at www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/exposure-sites & follow the listed advice.orLocal updates for Latrobe & Gippsland current exposure sites are available via Gippsland Public Health Unit page🧩Anyone who has visited a Tier 1 exposure site during the times listed must immediately isolate, get a COVID-19 test and quarantine for 14 days from the date of exposure – regardless of the result.🧩Anyone who has visited a Tier 2 exposure site during the times listed should get a COVID-19 test and isolate until they receive a negative result. Continue to monitor for symptoms, get tested again if symptoms appear.🙋‍♀️More info on how Tiers are determined at the end of the post❓What to do if you are a close contact www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2021-06/Factsheet%20What-to-do-if-you-are-a-close-... Exposure sites in Latrobe CityTier 1⏰via GRPHU.Tier 1Exposure sites in Latrobe CityTier 1Chemist Discount Centre, Churchill Wednesday 29 September 10,00am-5.30pmPets Domain, Mid Valley Shopping Centre, Morwell Tuesday 28 September, 12.00pm-2.00pmGippsland Regional Aquatic Centre, Traralgon GYM ONLY Monday 27 September 6.20pm-7.20pm and Tuesday 28 September 6.20pm-7.45pmNational Australia Bank, Morwell Tuesday 28 September, 9.00am - 5.00pm | Wednesday 29 September, 9.00am - 11.00amCafe Qu Bah, Mid Valley Shopping Centre, Morwell Sunday 26 September, 5.55pm - 7.15pmVillage Cinema, Morwell, Cinema 5 only Sunday 26 September, 7.00pm - 10.30pmBetta Electrical, Moe Monday 27 September, 9.00am - 5.00pm inclusiveRamahyuck Medical Clinic, Morwell Wednesday 22 September, 3.30pm - 5.00pm | Thursday 23 September, 9.30am - 11.00amRepco, Morwell Thursday 23 September, 8.00am – 12.30pmRepco, Traralgon Monday 20 September, 7.00am – 5.30pm | Tuesday 21 September, 7.00am – 5.30pm | Wednesday 22 September, 7.00am – 5.30pm | Thursday 23 September, 12.00pm - 5.30pm | Friday 24 September, 8.00am - 5.30pmTier 2Kmart, Traralgon Centre Plaza Sunday 26 September, 5.30pm - 6.20pmTraralgon Centre Plaza, Traralgon Sunday 26 September, 5.20pm - 5.40pm | Monday 27 September, 1.45pm - 2.10pmFood Co Cafe, Traralgon Monday 27 September, 1.15pm - 1.35pmSpecSavers, Traralgon Monday 27 September, 9.15am - 10.30amMitre 10, Moe Sunday 26 September, 2.55pm - 3.30pmShell Service Station, 115 Princes Highway, Traralgon Tuesday 21 September, 11.30am – 12.00pmColes, Morwell Wednesday 22 September, 9.30am – 10.00amWoolworths, Mid Valley Shopping Centre, Morwell Wednesday 22 September, 10.10am – 10.40amBunnings Warehouse, Traralgon Wednesday 15 September, 5.25pm – 6.50pmCotton On, Traralgon Centre Plaza Tuesday 21 September, 9.45am - 11.30amQBD Books, Traralgon Centre Plaza Tuesday 21 September, 11.00am - 11.30amOfficeworks, Traralgon Wednesday 15 September, 7.00am - 8.30amKmart, Traralgon Centre Plaza Wednesday 15 September, 2.40pm - 3.15pm | Thursday 16 September, 2.05pm - 2.20pmCooinda Hill Opportunity Shop, Traralgon Thursday 16 September, 1.30pm - 2.00pmColes Supermarket, Traralgon Centre Plaza Wednesday 15 September, 2.50pm - 3.20pm | Thursday 16 September, 2.20pm - 2.45pmWoolworths, Traralgon Sunday 26 September, 5.00pm - 5.30pmBunnings Warehouse, Traralgon Friday 24 September, 1.00pm – 2.00pmWoolworths, Traralgon Saturday 25 September, 12.15pm – 12.45pmMontague Pharmacy, Rintoull St, Morwell Wednesday 22 September, 2.30pm - 3.00pmKmart, Traralgon Centre Plaza Tuesday 21 September, 10.00am – 10.35amColes, Traralgon Centre Plaza Tuesday 21 September, 10.20am – 10.45amBunnings Warehouse, Morwell Tuesday 21 September, 5.10pm – 5.35pmTyre Service, Traralgon Centre Plaza Tuesday 21 September, 9.30am – 9.55am and 11.15am – 11.45amColes, Moe Wednesday 22 September, 6.30pm – 7.05pmDear Delilah Florist, Morwell Wednesday 22 September, 2.00pm – 2.30pm and 4.00pm – 4.30pmClearview Radiology, Moe Monday 27 September 11.45am-1.00pm🧩〰〰〰〰〰〰Other Self-identified Sites Latrobe City area;📌These are sites/businesses who have shared information via their media channels to inform community about potential exposure relevant to their business. Thank you to the businesses for taking a pro-active approach.📍Confirmed case reported by Morwell Park Primary School (see comments for post) ➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿4️⃣TestingIf you are attending a drive through site please be aware that wait times may increase due to demand & that toilet facilities are not available.Accessible testing options are available at other locations. 🚘🧪Gippsland Regional Indoor Sports Stadium drive through, Catterick Crescent, Traralgon.9.30am - 5pm, Thursday and Friday this week. *No appointments required but given the inclement weather, this facility may be converted from drive-through to walk-in.🚘🧪Dorevitch Pathology drive through at LRH, Traralgon Weekday (unless otherwise indicated) This week, Thursday 10am - 2.30pm, Friday 10am - 2.30pm. For bookings contact 5165 0800.🚶🏽🧪Latrobe Valley Respiratory Clinic, Morwell. Appointments required, for bookings go to 🔗https://www.hotdoc.com.au/medical-centres/morwell-upper-VIC-3840/the-healthcare-centre-morwell/doctors?purpose=respiratory🚶🏽🧪LCHS - Senior Citizens Centre, Moe - 45A Langford Street, Moe. Walk-up, no appointments necessary. *Thursday 7th October 9.00am-11.00am.Regular hours Tues & Thursday 9am-11amEnquiries ☎️ 1800 242 696🧪ACL - Traralgon - Walk Through10-12 Grey Street, TraralgonWeekday (unless otherwise indicated)Monday - Friday 7.30am – 3.30pm. Appointments ☎️ 03 5174 0285➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿5️⃣VaccinationVaccine 〰 Ways to bookYou can book your vaccine appointment:At a vaccination centre – use the online booking system portal.cvms.vic.gov.au/ or call the ☎️Coronavirus Hotline on 1800 675 398.Any questions to the Local Gippsland Regional Public Health Unit at LRH ☎️ 03 5173 5451 or LRH switchboard 03 5173 8000📧 send an email to PHU@lrh.com.au🩺At a participating GP or community health service through the Australian Government Eligibility Checker covid-vaccine.healthdirect.gov.au/eligibility?lang=en💊Pharmacy based Vaccination www.findapharmacy.com.au/our-services/vaccination-services-covid-19Map of Vaccination locations📍covid19nearme.com.au/state/vic/vaccination➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿6️⃣MediaMedia Conference www.facebook.com/abcmelbourne/videos/893990984859433/Dep CHO Ben Cowie;You mentioned new cases in Latrobe Valley. A local primary school there has had to shut. The area only just came out of lockdown. Do you think it may need to go back into lockdown?The question about how we respond, obviously, to and cases in schools - but also, more broadly, to increases in cases in local areas - I think it's fair to say that's going to have to increasingly become nuanced. We are all moving down that roadmap, which is defined by our underlying vaccination status in the community. So the way that we can make lockdowns less and less likely - and ultimately unnecessary - is by continuing that journey Victorians are doing so amazingly and getting vaccinated. In terms of the specific answer for a given region, whether it's Latrobe or elsewhere, I think if there's concerns about the nature of the cases, if the health services are particularly impacted, certainly if significant school exposures occur, that all goes into the decision-making around whether a local government area meets the criteria for going into lockdown. But I do think - and this is part of us opening up and getting back some of those activities that we've all missed so much, and kids going back to school's a really good one. That will come with increased cases. There is no way around that. We will see increased cases. That's why the Department of Health - along with our colleagues in the Department of Education and Training, and with schools - have established, again, contact-tracing approaches which, again, are more nuanced and look at the individual characteristics. So, as time goes by, we will see much more individual classes or individual students being required to quarantine, as opposed to whole schools closing down. But that still needs to be on the table if we do see significant transmission occurring.Are you worried about the Latrobe Valley? Is it an area that is of concern? Or is it about the same as all the other regions at the moment?I think it's fair to say - as I said at the start when I was going through the numbers - that we're seeing increasing numbers in many parts of the regions. Latrobe was a particular concern. That's why Latrobe went into lockdown. I think we do - that buys time. It is a circuit-breaker. It's allowing the health service, the local Public Health Unit, and all of those responding to have a bit of time to get their responses in order. But sort of extended lockdowns in regional areas - as is the case for Metropolitan Melbourne going forward - are going to have to become increasingly rare. The way we bring that forward and do it same is to bring as many people forward and get vaccinated as quickly as we can right now.➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿7️⃣Contacts & QuestionsFor answers to specific questions or scenarios for individuals, families, groups or businesses please contact the helpline service most appropriate to your situation.DHHS Coronavirus Hotline on☎️1800 675 398Business Victoria coronavirus hotline on ☎️ 13 22 15Gippsland Regional Public Health Unit at LRH ☎️ 03 5173 5451 or LRH switchboard 03 5173 8000📧 send an email to PHU@lrh.com.auLatrobe City ☎️1300 367 700 or 📧 send an email to COVID19Helpline@latrobe.vic.gov.au🌐Latrobe City Covid-19 page Local listings, info & serviceswww.latrobe.vic.gov.au/Community/Emergencies/Novel_Coronavirus_COVID_19_InformationLatrobe City Council can assist community members who need information and assistance to access local supports. Available Monday-Friday 8.15am-5pm.Mental Health Support ♥️Gippsland Mental Health Directory will help you navigate mental health challenges and assist to get you the support you need.It’s okay not to be okay.www.gippslandmentalhealth.org.au/➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿8️⃣LinksData & Case Numbers🔢 If you are interested in more localised data. Victorian COVID-19 data. Daily data updates on COVID-19 including graphs showing case numbers, location, age group and mode of transmission.🔗 www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/victorian-coronavirus-covid-19-data🔢 Local Government Area (LGA) Data & Cases 🌐🔗https://covidlive.com.au/vic/regionalRegional Data & Cases🔗 covidlive.com.au/vic/regionalMetro Data & Cases🔗 covidlive.com.au/vic/metro➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿9️⃣FAQWhat to do if you have COVID-19?Advice on what to do if you test positive for coronavirus🔗https://www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/what-to-do-if-you-have-covid-19🗒 Factsheet www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2021-05/What-to-do-if-you-have-tested-positive-for...🧩🏡Are you living with a person who has attended an exposure site?If you have a primary close contact living in your household (someone who attended a Tier 1 site within the specified times), you must stay in quarantine until that person is told they can leave quarantine. So, everyone within your household must quarantine. The close contact should isolate themselves where possible. Other people within that household should get tested if symptoms appear.If someone within your household attended a Tier 2 exposure site, you do not need to separate from others within the same household. The person who attended the Tier 2 site within the specified times should limit their contact with other members of their household where possible but life can return to normal once the person has returned a negative result.If anyone is experiencing any symptoms at any point, however minor, please get tested.Get the right advice at www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/what-do-if-you-are-close-contact#who-should-quarantine-stay-at-home for more information.🧩What to do if you have a confirmed case in the workplace?🔗https://www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/confirmed-case-workplace?fbclid=IwAR1Bwj01txPCKLO_RNPC7thcberXKwfdnnO9p29dklPWx4PC0luNqmjGcQo🦠❓Questions regarding low positive results❓Via Mirboo North Medical Centre ✅Low positives could mean - a case that has been previously infected with Covid, not infectious but does not test negative - a case that is detected very soon after acquiring the infection, and hasn’t really started replicating viral particles yetA low positive result, has to be retested to confirm the result.〰〰〰〰〰🧩Exposure site Questions I get a lot of messages about exposure sites, especially when new cases are listed in Latrobe.The following information gathered from Health Departments may assist.In short.......not all public places a positive covid case has visited will be listed as an exposure site.More ⬇️Recently, there have been a few questions about exposure locations and why some sites aren’t published on the COVID-19 website. When a site is identified as an exposure location, the Department of Health works closely with the business or venue to gather all relevant information to make an informed risk assessment and provide appropriate public health advice. Some sites may not be published as a public exposure location if there is confidence that all people can be identified and there is no further risk to the general public. People who have been at one of these sites will be contacted by the Department of Health advising:📍the exposure location📍whether they are a close or casual contact📍what action they need to take including testing advice and quarantining. Sites that are published on the exposure locations list are often open to the public and may not have complete records of everyone who has visited the site.On that basis advising the community of the risk of exposure and asking those who have visited that location at the listed time to monitor symptoms, get tested and isolate may be the best approach. Locations are identified during contact tracing. Contact tracing occurs after someone tests positive for COVID-19. The locations listed are where there is a higher risk you may have been exposed to COVID-19. It is not a complete list. The information is based on advice provided to the department by people who are confirmed cases.The exposure period reflects the date or time that someone with COVID-19 visited that location. This includes 48 hours prior to them developing symptoms.Locations stay on the list for 14 days after the last time someone with COVID-19 visited during the period. 14 days is the longest period of time (incubation period) that someone who visited a location and came in to contact with someone who has COVID-19 could have the virus before they show symptoms.The Department of Health also manages a number of exposure sites which it doesn’t publish online, particularly if these sites represent lower risk exposures, or if they have sufficient record keeping and contact tracing measures in place, or are not attended by members of the public. (For example, a school, private social gathering or small office setting).〰〰What if I'm a close contact?A close contact is someone who has been identified by contact tracers as having spent time with someone who has COVID-19. There is a high chance that people who have been close to someone with COVID-19 will get the virus and spread it to other people. The best way to protect yourself, your family and the community is to stay at home and stay away from other people as much as possible.COVID-19 affects everyone differently. You may not feel sick and you may not experience any symptoms, but you could still be infectious so it is important to follow the public health advice.There are two types of close contacts:Primary close contacts:- Someone who has had face-to-face contact or spent time in a closed space with someone who has COVID-19 while they were infectious.- Someone who has been in an outbreak or other setting where there is a higher risk of transmission of COVID-19.Secondary close contacts:- Someone who has had face-to-face contact with a primary close contact at least 24 hours after them being exposed to COVID-19.The GRPHU may also identify someone as a primary or secondary close contact based on what is known about a particular case or outbreak. Close contact with someone can happen in many ways, such as:- living in the same household or similar setting (for example, a boarding school or hostel)- being indoors together, including in a car, lift or public transport- being at a public exposure site at a similar time- direct contact with the body fluids or laboratory specimens of a person with COVID-19.You should quarantine at home if: - you may have spent time or live with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19- you may have spent time or live with someone who may have been exposed to the virus at work, school or somewhere else- you may have been exposed to the virus at work, school or somewhere else- you have been directed by the Department of Health or GRPHU to quarantine- you have been identified as having to quarantine by authorised officers because you have visited an interstate high-risk location.Let's talk about exposure sitesHow are exposure sites classified?An exposure site is a location a person who has tested positive to COVID-19 visited while they were potentially infectious. These locations are generally identified through contact tracing, where the person provides a detailed history of their contacts and places they visited up to three days before they developed symptoms (or tested positive, if they didn’t have any symptoms).You might have seen these exposure sites classified as either Tier 1, Tier 2 or Tier 3. But what does this mean? Contact tracers and public health professionals carry out risk assessments to classify exposure sites. These risk assessments determine whether a particular place is a high-, medium- or low-risk setting for transmission.We know SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, is more likely to spread in certain environments. Typically, settings that constitute one or more of the ‘three Cs’ are considered high-risk:crowded places (indoors carry a greater risk than outdoors)close-contact settings (especially where people have close-range conversations, such as in a bar)confined and enclosed spaces (this specifically refers to indoor spaces with poor ventilation).In determining how to classify a site, health experts will also consider the amount of time the positive case spent there. We know the risk of COVID spread is related to the length of exposure — that is, the greater the time spent in close contact, the higher the risk.Finally, the risk level of the site may be influenced by the nature of the location and the sort of activity the positive case conducted there. Tier 1 represents exposure sites where people attending are at greatest risk of catching the virus and passing the infection to others. As such, people who have visited a Tier 1 site during the time specified must immediately get tested and isolate for 14 days — regardless of their result.People who visited Tier 2 and Tier 3 sites are at lower risk of being exposed to a positive case, and therefore less likely to contract and spread the virus. For Tier 2, the public health directive is to get tested and isolate until you receive a negative result. People who visit Tier 2 sites during the relevant time period could be regarded as ‘casual contacts’. Tier 3 sites appear to be precautionary and present the smallest risk — and are potentially places where positive cases have just passed through.If your workplace has been identified as an exposure site, there is information available to help you www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/confirmed-case-workplace.What if you are living with a person who has attended an exposure site?Tier 1: If you have a primary close contact living in your household (someone who attended a Tier 1 site within the specified times), you must stay in quarantine until that person is told they can leave quarantine. So, all within your household must quarantine. The close contact should isolate themselves where possible. Other people within that household should get tested if symptoms appear.Tier 2: Secondary close contacts do not have to separate from each other within the same household. The primary close contact who attended the Tier 2 site within the specified times should limit their contact with other members of their household where possible and life can return to normal once the primary contact has returned a negative result.➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿ ... See MoreSee Less

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