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I'm in Australia. Here if your child is a "close contact" (say someone in class is +ve) you have to do RATs for 5-7 days to keep sending them to school or care.
by xyzzy123 5y ago
I'm in Australia. Here if your child is a "close contact" (say someone in class is +ve) you have to do RATs for 5-7 days to keep sending them to school or care. It happened a lot for a while but is quieter now.
Any slight symptom (spend a lot of time judging how runny noses are) also = take a RAT.
The rules change a lot and are slightly different in every state.
The worst part was the rules started while RATs were very hard to get, people were paying $10 - $30 a test because the alternative was take a day of carer's leave. The costs added up very quickly with x kids by y days.