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I don't believe Australia or NZ has had anyone leave quarantine after 2 weeks and then test positive. The only exception might be where there was transmission i
by postingawayonhn 5y ago
I don't believe Australia or NZ has had anyone leave quarantine after 2 weeks and then test positive. The only exception might be where there was transmission inside a facility.
- grecy 5y agoActually the famous case that escaped in Adelaide quarantine was exactly that. Guy tested negative before the flight, and on days 2, 7 and 14 of quarantine. Then drives around and spreads it. They assume he caught it on his last or second last day in quarantine. Which is why I had to have tests 72 hours before my flight, then on days 2, 7 & 14 of quarantine, then yet another test on day 16
- postingawayonhn 5y agoI am aware that has happened on a couple of occasions. "might be" was probably the wrong choice of words, "have been" would probably have been better.
- godmode2019 5y agoThis happened in NZ, so they started separating into cohorts. Old don't mix with new arrivals, previously anyone could go to the common room
- silverpepsi 5y agoWell that's just pure luck. Incubation periods of 34 days for this thing are not unknown