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170 confirmed cases in NSW, 93 of which have unknown source of infection | Outbreak | Sydney | Chinese Communist virus

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[Epoch Times, July 30, 2021](Epoch Times reporter Tian Rui, Sydney, Australia) On July 30 (Friday), the NSW Department of Health notified 170 new local cases and 42 infected persons within one day Had activities in the community during the infection period.

Of the new cases, 61 were household contacts, and the source of infection for 93 cases is still under investigation; the areas with the most cases include 87 cases in Southwestern Sydney, 32 cases in West End and 32 in downtown Sydney.

Currently, there are 187 infected persons in NSW being treated in hospitals and 58 in intensive care units, of which 24 need to use ventilators.

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian warned Sydneysiders not to hold another anti-blockade march over the weekend. The police said that those who took to the streets on weekends would face 1,000 police officers.

NSW Police Chief Mick Fuller said that a young man who knew he had been diagnosed still left home to go to work on the construction site. This behavior is intolerable. The construction site is currently closed and contact tracing is underway. .

NSW Health Minister Brad Hazzard mentioned that when residents in severely affected areas came out for help, their family members had already died. “We heard that some families, especially families in southwestern Sydney and Western Sydney, stay at home when they have symptoms and do not come out for inspection. What I want to say is that our government-the NSW government and your previous The countries that have lived overseas may be different. We are here to help you, and our health system is here to support you.”

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NSW Health Director Kerry Chant reminded people with suspected symptoms not to be afraid to come for testing. “Unfortunately, we see people come to ask for help very late. When people are delayed in asking for help, we don’t have the opportunity to provide them with good medical care to avoid bad results.” ◇

Editor in charge: Zong Minqing

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