NSW cases out of control.

[Black Orchid]

How do they police "no browsing" in shops....
Are plebs going to be kicked out of shops if they pick up
a tomato and pick up another tomato...maybe a banana...then an avocado....
Police apparently are going to go into shopping centres to move people along....
This is Stalinesque.....
If this draconian attitude continues, Sydney will blow up...
They have seen what happened in Melbourne....
They know whats coming....
The politicians sugar coat everything by using words such as "compliance"
and "do the right thing"....
AND dont forget to dob your mate in if he's doing the wrong thing....
Very Orwellian....

It will get mean very soon.
Muslims won't be able to go to their Mosques today.

They are the ones spreading it in the south west so tough luck for them! I'm happy that they aren't allowed more than 10km from home when 'exercising' as well.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-07-09/ ... /100280106


NSW Police deny targeting multicultural communities in COVID-19 operation
By Bellinda Kontominas and Maryanne Taouk
Posted 2h ago
2 hours ago
, updated 2h ago



NSW Police have denied a major operation to stop the spread of COVID-19 across south-west Sydney is targeting multicultural areas.
Key points:

More than 100 police are patrolling south-west Sydney, including on horseback
Deputy Commissioner Mal Lanyon said the operation may run throughout the lockdown
Some local leaders are concerned police are unfairly targeting multicultural communities

The operation, which began this morning, has seen over 100 extra officers hit the Liverpool, Fairfield and Canterbury-Bankstown local government areas (LGAs).

The mounted horse unit are expected to patrol main shopping areas in the region, particularly around Liverpool, Fairfield and Bankstown.

The region covers a population of around 1 million people, many of whom come from migrant backgrounds.

I can't speak for other states but they have been a huge problem spreading this here from the start. From employing them as 'security' and their letting people in and out of quarantine hotels to having sex there and then trying to square off their huge super spreader gatherings by claiming religious persecution and/or that they can't speak English. That and letting too many people travel back and forth to/from India.

Some idiots will call that racist. It's not it's a statement of fact.

[billy the kid]

How do they police "no browsing" in shops....
Are plebs going to be kicked out of shops if they pick up
a tomato and pick up another tomato...maybe a banana...then an avocado....
Police apparently are going to go into shopping centres to move people along....
This is Stalinesque.....
If this draconian attitude continues, Sydney will blow up...
They have seen what happened in Melbourne....
They know whats coming....
The politicians sugar coat everything by using words such as "compliance"
and "do the right thing"....
AND dont forget to dob your mate in if he's doing the wrong thing....
Very Orwellian....

It will get mean very soon.
Muslims won't be able to go to their Mosques today.

They are the ones spreading it in the south west so tough luck for them! I'm happy that they aren't allowed more than 10km from home when 'exercising' as well.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-07-09/ ... /100280106


NSW Police deny targeting multicultural communities in COVID-19 operation
By Bellinda Kontominas and Maryanne Taouk
Posted 2h ago
2 hours ago
, updated 2h ago



NSW Police have denied a major operation to stop the spread of COVID-19 across south-west Sydney is targeting multicultural areas.
Key points:

More than 100 police are patrolling south-west Sydney, including on horseback
Deputy Commissioner Mal Lanyon said the operation may run throughout the lockdown
Some local leaders are concerned police are unfairly targeting multicultural communities

The operation, which began this morning, has seen over 100 extra officers hit the Liverpool, Fairfield and Canterbury-Bankstown local government areas (LGAs).

The mounted horse unit are expected to patrol main shopping areas in the region, particularly around Liverpool, Fairfield and Bankstown.

The region covers a population of around 1 million people, many of whom come from migrant backgrounds.

I can't speak for other states but they have been a huge problem spreading this here from the start. From employing them as 'security' and their letting people in and out of quarantine hotels to having sex there and then trying to square off their huge super spreader gatherings by claiming religious persecution and/or that they can't speak English. That and letting too many people travel back and forth to/from India.

Some idiots will call that racist. It's not it's a statement of fact.

Blame diversification recruitment and the anti discrimination act....
Once again the loony fkn left strikes....

[Bobby]

Blame diversification recruitment and the anti discrimination act....
Once again the loony fkn left strikes....

We don't want them and their diseases here.

[Bobby]

https://www.smh.com.au/national/austral ... 5887x.html



What you need to know

Here’s a recap of the day so far if you’re just tuning in:

NSW recorded 44 new local cases of COVID-19,
including 27 people who were infectious in the community,
as Premier Gladys Berejiklian foreshadowed stay-at-home orders could be extended for a second time beyond next Friday.


Restrictions for greater Sydney residents have been tightened, including limiting outdoor exercise to two people within 10 kilometres of the home.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has promised Pfizer vaccine shipments will be brought forward within weeks, although the company said the overall number of doses it will provide this year has not increased.
NSW Police deny they are discriminating by deploying more officers to patrol south-western Sydney as the virus spreads there. Some people worry the show of force will put the community offside.

[Black Orchid]

https://www.smh.com.au/national/austral ... 5887x.html



What you need to know

Here’s a recap of the day so far if you’re just tuning in:

NSW recorded 44 new local cases of COVID-19,
including 27 people who were infectious in the community,
as Premier Gladys Berejiklian foreshadowed stay-at-home orders could be extended for a second time beyond next Friday.


Restrictions for greater Sydney residents have been tightened, including limiting outdoor exercise to two people within 10 kilometres of the home.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has promised Pfizer vaccine shipments will be brought forward within weeks, although the company said the overall number of doses it will provide this year has not increased.
NSW Police deny they are discriminating by deploying more officers to patrol south-western Sydney as the virus spreads there. Some people worry the show of force will put the community offside.

Tough luck.

[billy the kid]

https://www.news.com.au/finance/small-b ... ews-story/
https://www.news.com.au/finance/small-b ... 1f45b64f39
I think youre stuffing this up Gladys....
Even now after two weeks of lockdown....still no definition of what "essential work' is..
The sea was angry that day my friend....

[Black Orchid]

NSW has recorded 50 new cases of covid in the 24-hour period until 8pm last night.

26 were infectious in the community prior to their diagnosis, 11 were in the community for part of the time they were infectious and 13 were in isolation.

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian said the number of cases infectious in the community was concerning.“When you know that there are 26 cases infectious in the community, the only conclusion we can draw is that things are going to get worse before they get better,” she said.

The Australian reported NSW’s leaders are preparing for a long winter of covid after Ms Berejiklian increased restrictions yesterday.

The NSW government are now preparing for lockdown to potentially last into August, with some now calling on the Premier to announce longer stay-at-home orders rather than going week-by-week.

It comes as NSW’s chief medical officer Dr Kerry Chant confirmed on Friday there were now 14,000 close contacts across the state, doubling from the 7000 close contacts listed on Thursday.

https://www.news.com.au/world/coronavir ... 1113753b11

[Bobby]

NSW has recorded 50 new cases of covid in the 24-hour period until 8pm last night.

26 were infectious in the community prior to their diagnosis, 11 were in the community for part of the time they were infectious and 13 were in isolation.

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian said the number of cases infectious in the community was concerning.“When you know that there are 26 cases infectious in the community, the only conclusion we can draw is that things are going to get worse before they get better,” she said.

The Australian reported NSW’s leaders are preparing for a long winter of covid after Ms Berejiklian increased restrictions yesterday.

The NSW government are now preparing for lockdown to potentially last into August, with some now calling on the Premier to announce longer stay-at-home orders rather than going week-by-week.

It comes as NSW’s chief medical officer Dr Kerry Chant confirmed on Friday there were now 14,000 close contacts across the state, doubling from the 7000 close contacts listed on Thursday.

https://www.news.com.au/world/coronavir ... 1113753b11

WOW.
NSW has recorded 50 new cases of covid
in the 24-hour period until 8pm last night.

[Black Orchid]

NSW Police have denied a major operation to stop the spread of COVID-19 across south-west Sydney is targeting multicultural areas.

The region covers a population of around 1 million people, many of whom come from migrant backgrounds.

The police response has prompted criticism that it has been "disproportionate" to other outbreaks, including the northern beaches lockdown over Christmas.

Lebanese Muslim Association president Samir Dandan said the police had not cracked down as hard on other Sydney areas in the past and the "disproportionate" response would be harmful to the community.

"This is highly problematic and reinforces the experience of this community being over-policed and continues to create heightened sensitivities around the over-scrutinisation of these communities," Mr Dandan said.

"We would have appreciated a much more balanced response and something that is more in line with their response to communities elsewhere who had similar clusters.”

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-07-09/ ... /100280106

What a load of nonsense. These people have been problem spreaders right from the start and the reason other areas weren't clamped down on so hard and didn't need police patrolling on horseback is is that other areas did the right thing. Fence them off.

[Bobby]

ABC 24 latest news .

16 Covid patients are in intensive care.

1 is a teenager