Coronavirus Variants are now impacting clusters in major cities in the world. Australia has reported New coronavirus Delta Variants cases popped up in cities across Australia on Monday, prompting local authorities to impose restrictions in areas not used to living under strict Covid-19 rules.
The largest coronavirus variant outbreak is in Sydney, where 130 people have tested positive
While Australia has been broadly successful in defying the virus clusters, it is now battling flare-ups in at least four cities across the vast continent nation. On Friday Australia has imposed lockdown in Central Sydney are and surrounding areas of Bondi Beach.
Brisbane, Darwin, Perth and Sydney have all reported new cases of the highly contagious Delta variant, which first emerged in India and has spread in Australia after escaping from hotels used to quarantine returning travellers.
The largest outbreak of new coronavirus variants were reported in Sydney, where 130 people have tested positive for Covid-19 since a driver for an international flight crew was diagnosed in mid-June, with the city’s residents now under stay-at-home orders for two weeks.
A 48-hour lockdown of Darwin and surrounding areas — due to end Tuesday — was extended to Friday after a cluster linked to an outback gold mine grew to seven cases.
According to latest reports today Prime Minister Scott Morrison has called a meeting of national leaders late Monday as his government faces a fresh round of criticism for a sluggish vaccine rollout and failing to improve the leaky hotel quarantine system. The weak vaccination drive is certainly impacting communities especially in the new coronavirus variant clusters.
Almost 7.4 million vaccine doses have been administered to date, but only a small fraction of people have received both jabs.
