A second wave of coronavirus infections in Australia has been blamed on security guards who admitted to having sex with quarantined travelers at the hotel where they were being held. An investigation has been launched after 31 cases of coronavirus were linked to the luxury Melbourne hotel, with guards revealing they had slept with solo guests multiple times. Now, Melbourne has gone back into lockdown with police checkpoints across the city – just weeks after Australia celebrated beating Covid-19.
Officials said DNA tests showed a number of cases could be linked to “staff members in hotel quarantine breaching well-known and well-understood infection control protocols.” Officials said the breaches were linked to a significant number of cases in late May and early June, with reports suggesting the slip-ups (no pun intended) from security guards directly account for 51 of the new cases. “There’s been some closer mingling than we would have liked of these guards in the workplace,” said Deputy Chief Health Officer.
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