Staff at a quarantine hotel in Melbourne, Victoria identified as one of two sources behind the Australian state’s second wave of the CCP virus were told by health authorities they did not have to isolate after being COVID-19 tested.
Victoria’s COVID-19 Hotel Quarantine Inquiry heard last week that about 90 percent of the state’s CCP virus cases since June are tied to an outbreak at Melbourne’s Rydges at Swanston. The CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus, commonly known as novel coronavirus, spread from a family of four returnees to hotel staff, and security, then into the wider community.
