Victoria's Chief Health Officer Brett Sutton says a person who tested positive for coronavirus in Shepparton may turn out not to have the virus.Close contacts of the person have so far returned negative results, but some tests remain outstandingProfessor Sutton said the result, which came from a rapid test, was being treated as a positive.
"So we're treating it as a positive. It may end up being a negative. But we're working through that process."Professor Sutton said the case had not been linked to any other confirmed cases.
Looks like Brett cleaned himself up. Maybe got a haircut 💇🏼♂️?
Wouldn’t it be more likely they have had a previous but unknown infection rather than a false positive?
1/x Quoting, Victoria's CHO Brett Sutton says a person who tested positive for coronavirus in Shepparton may turn out NOT to have virus. „..result ... was being treated as a positive [for now].“
Tell us the cycle threshold numbers of all positive cases! How many above 35? How many required retests? No transparency amd nobody knows any better.
The CHO has presided over the biggest Health Issue this state has ever seen. He has failed since May. He and his entire department should be removed and replaced with competent healthcare practitioners.
Labor IQ tests may be false positives
migga I assume you're already on to this? You're too on top of it for me to keep up with your data so I feel like you've probably accounted for it, sorry if this wastes your time.
Sutton IS a fake positive
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