Sydney COVID-19 cases under control despite Melbourne outbreak, says Australian Prime Minister

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Sydney COVID-19 cases under control despite Melbourne outbreak, says Australian Prime Minister
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MELBOURNE: Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Friday (Jul 31) he was confident a COVID-19 flare-up in Sydney, the country's biggest ...

MELBOURNE: Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Friday he was confident a COVID-19 flare-up in Sydney, the country's biggest city, was under control but acknowledged the larger spike in cases in Melbourne remained a challenge.

The state of Victoria, whose capital Melbourne is under a reimposed six-week lockdown, reported a record 723 new infections on Thursday. The state now accounts for more than half of the country's 190 deaths from the coronavirus."The level of community outbreak and community transmission in Victoria is the great challenge down there," Morrison said on 2GB radio."And there's still a lot of work to do and we're not on top of it yet.

"The key difference is that in New South Wales ... there are no cases that have an unknown source. None," he said, noting that Victoria has had around 50 cases a day with no known source."That is one of the key reasons we feel much more confident in New South Wales," he said.Morrison urged Muslims who will be celebrating the Eid al-Adha festival starting on Friday to stay away from big gatherings.

"At times like this, it's even more important that we don't gather in those large groups, that as important as faith is, that we really do think of the health issues here," he said.

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