lakeman
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Not all camera apps recognise QR codes natively.Funny and sad at the same time. Sad that the older generation are not keeping up with new tech.
I had to help a 50 yo on the weekend checking in
Not all camera apps recognise QR codes natively.Funny and sad at the same time. Sad that the older generation are not keeping up with new tech.
Not all camera apps recognise QR codes natively.
Not left the pub since restrictions lifted?No Covid admissions but 5 admissions for acute pancreatitis
All 5 so far so far only has the ā2carbonādisease as the cause
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QLD 2 covid cases on the loose + 1 in HQ from Melbourne, oh the dangers....... surely surely WA to close right away, been great while it lasted.
How long was it?? ha.
I saw a strange interaction where an older person swiped a QR code with a credit card at a doctorās surgery, then sit in waiting area to be calledA funny story I heard way back. An older mother asked her daughter what she should do with all the photos sheād taken of all the various QR codeās.
Unless it spreads and causes a lockdown it is unlikely to get vax rates up. Qlders have dodged so many "bullets" they think they are invincible.HIGH ALERT.
Please let this get our slow vaccination rates upā¦.
Itās going to keep spilling over the borderā¦
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Qld on high alert over two new local virus cases
Of those cases, one is an unvaccinated 17-year-old from the Gold Coast who presented to the Gold Coast University Hospital with a headache before being diagnosed with the virus.
He is understood to be a close contact of someone who travelled from NSW, with investigations underway into how that person crossed the border into Queensland.
The second case is a woman in her 30s from Melbourne.
A truck driver from Gympie has also contracted the virus, though he tested positive in NSW and has been included in their figures.
The truck driver travelled to Bundaberg while infectious.
āThe race is onā: SA unveils reopening plan
Welcome to Tuesdayās live coverage of Australiaās Covid-19 situation.www.news.com.au
Well if this can keep up under 400 (And low hospitalization and ICU) until past the coincidental NSW doom date of 16 June, then that would be a nice outcome!5 days since NSW reopened and still cases below 300.
Over here in Perth I continue to check in at most places, and I see others checking in as well. All the big places like Bunnings and supermarkets, and definitely restaurants and pubs. And doctorsā offices. Not so much every little shop in a centre where you might stoop for only to browse, Definitely at airport and entering Qantas lounge, who check its being done.Or just plain diligence and self-interest. The 2 Bunnings I go to here in sthn Tas are also diligent in checking the checkin-ing. But contrary to experience in a comment a few posts above, folk here are very good at using the QR codes, notwithstanding no local cases for a year or more (no scares). And if they initially forget, there are prompts to remind them. Server at a restaurant will ask one or two times if everyone at a table has checked in ... the gym supervisor will periodically ask people in the gym if they have checked in ... etc. QR code signs throughout a premesis, not just at entrance.
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I saw a strange interaction where an older person swiped a QR code with a credit card at a doctorās surgery, then sit in waiting area to be called
Hereās an interesting oneā¦ just booked a hotel in Coffs Harbour and received an email telling me I needed to show a negative covid test taken within 48 hours or they wonāt check me in
I'm booked in for The Coughs Harbour for early December, but through a private accomodation Vrbo, like AirBnB, no mention of any covid test, not even a need to be double juiced.Hereās an interesting oneā¦ just booked a hotel in Coffs Harbour and received an email telling me I needed to show a negative covid test taken within 48 hours or they wonāt check me in
This is getting ridiculous. This is going to bankrupt all of the states with the continued PCR test costs. NSW has spent more than a billion I believe.Hereās an interesting oneā¦ just booked a hotel in Coffs Harbour and received an email telling me I needed to show a negative covid test taken within 48 hours or they wonāt check me in
I think you missed the boat for Sonic and Laverty is owned by Healius - wouldn't bother with them at allThis is getting ridiculous. This is going to bankrupt all of the states with the continued PCR test costs. NSW has spent more than a billion I believe.
Buy Laverty/Sonic shares asap...