Coronavirus Auslan Update - 3 April, 2020, 4:30pm

There are now over 1 million cases of COVID-19 worldwide.
Confirmed cases of COVID-19:

Australia – 5,316 (266 more than yesterday), 27 deaths.

Victoria – 1,085 (49 more than yesterday), 7 deaths. 447 people have recovered.

Tasmania – 74 (2 more than yesterday*), 2 deaths.

National news:
Positive signs of slower increases due to Australians following the rules.

A reminder that these rules may be in place for 6 months.

A new Government website with daily updates will be launched soon.

There will be more announcements about support for tenants and landlords but people who can pay their rent, must continue to do so.

Victorian news:
There are now 62 cases of community transmission not at all linked to someone from overseas.

Some Victoria Police station front desks have closed to focus on COVID-19 work but you can still get police help by calling or via their website.

Tasmanian news:
Term 2 for schools will commence with a focus on at home and online learning. Parents who need to send their children to school so they can work, can do so.

Due to the increased number of COVID-19 cases in Devonport, anyone with symptoms can now be tested.

A tour guide linked to 2 mainland visitors now has COVID-19.

The Tasmanian borders may be closed for some time to mainland visitors.

Reminders:
Only leave your house for essential shopping, medical care, exercise, or work/school.

Please look below in the comments on Facebook as we will add some other links for more information.

*Please note Stef accidentally signed “5 more” for Tasmania- should be only 2 more.

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