The program will target fish, poultry, abattoir and warehousing workers. “Testing is our most important tool in beating this virus,” Victorian Health Minister Martin Foley said.
“I want to thank those targeted industries and their workforces for the opportunities of making sure that we keep their workplaces safe and open through this process. “The next step, the targeted surveillance testing for asymptomatic workplaces, is even that next level of certainty and protection.
It’s time for Dan to go. Dan Andrew’s the destroyer of the heart and soul and lives of all Victorians
The brave lady Drlimengyan risks everything to tell the the truth of Covid19 to the world. See what the CCP did to her? Who is afraid of the truth? CCPVirus
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