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"This takes the baseline payment to $40,000 for employing businesses and $15,000 for non-employing businesses. "Under the agreement with the Commonwealth government, there will be an additional business grant extension payment of a further $10,000 for all employing businesses and a further $3,750 for non-employing businesses," Mr Barr said. The Chief Minister today also announced extensions to grant payments for struggling ACT businesses. "The fact that all of these tests have come back negative is such a good sign of the effectiveness of Canberra Hospital's infection prevention and control and use of personal protective equipment," she said. Ms Stephen-Smith said 47 staff remained off work in quarantine as a result of their potential exposure. "No healthcare workers have tested positive in relation to the exposure at this time." All other patients in the hospital in Ward 10A have returned negative results. "Two positive cases are being cared for in the COVID-19 ward at the Canberra Hospital while one patient has been discharged. "As we all know already three patients have tested positive for COVID-19 in total, the initial two patients announced over the weekend, and a third case announced on September, 28," Health Minister Rachel Stephen-Smith said.
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Health authorities said additional "day five" testing had also been conducted on staff and patients exposed to positive COVID-19 cases at Canberra Hospital over the weekend. ( ABC News: Ian Cutmore) Hospital staff test negative, business grants extended Health authorities say 47 Canberra Hospital staff are in quarantine after a potential exposure to a positive case of COVID-19. If you've been to any of the locations listed, please follow the public health advice." "So, again, please check the website, check it regularly. Calvary Haydon aged care facility has a total of 17 cases, London Circuit construction site has a total of 17 cases and Ainslie Village with a total of 13 cases. "That brings these public sites of transmission to three. "Following the addition of the Calvary Haydon aged care facility and the London Circuit construction site to our exposure list this week, and after our ongoing investigations, we're now adding these to our active public sites of transmission," Dr Johnston said. "Calvary has advised that at this stage none of the current cases are hospitalised due to COVID-19."ĭr Johnston said due to ongoing transmission in the home, the facility would be added to the ACT's list of public exposure sites. "Our numbers are now at 17 cases for this cluster - four staff members, 12 residents and one household contact. "There are additional cases linked to the Calvary Hayden aged care facility cluster in today's numbers, which include two residents and one staff member," Dr Johnston said. ( ABC News: Andrew Kennedy)ĭr Johnston said three of the new cases were linked to the Calvary Haydon aged care facility.
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Health authorities have announced further COVID-19 cases linked to the Calvary Haydon aged care facility in Bruce. "You just do the numbers then based on the ACT's population and that gives you a sense of what it will be like over a six-month period." More cases linked to Calvary Haydon aged care "The analysis of the Delta strain so far indicates for kids it's about a two per cent hospitalisation rate, for adults it's about a 10 per cent hospitalisation rate. "The disease is much milder in children and all of the evidence supports that," Mr Barr said. Mr Barr said, when the territory began to open up in mid-October, there would be about 80,000 children under 12 who would not have had access to a vaccination, but added that data showed hospitalisation rates for the cohort was low. The ACT government will also close its Calvary AstraZeneca mass vaccination clinic from October 8, with the clinic only having 30 first-dose appointments currently registered. "What I can say is that based on the Commonwealth government's forward vaccine orders, for those who have had two doses of AstraZeneca, mRNA booster shots are what the government are proposing for everyone next year." "If you have received a first dose of AstraZeneca, you must receive a second dose of AstraZeneca. "It is not possible to get an mRNA vaccine - a Pfizer or Moderna second shot - if you have received AstraZeneca as your first dose," he said. Mr Barr said although people over 60 were now eligible to book a Pfizer appointment at a government-run mass vaccination hub or a Moderna appointment through a GP, Canberrans must not mix vaccines. More Canberrans over 60 can now book in for a Pfizer or Moderna vaccination appointment.