Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews will let up to 10,000 fully-vaccinated spectators attend Oaks Day on November 4 as part of a trial to test Covid transmission at large-scale events.
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In a late alert on Friday evening, the Health Department said the details of the 20 locations had been urgently added to the state’s growing list of exposure sites and that it was working with the person’s employer to track down contacts.
It comes after health authorities identified five bars and pubs as being exposure sites of significant concern when revealing a new COVID-19 case in Melbourne had caught the virus on a night out.
“If you have been to those locations you have been out partying with somebody who was COVID-positive at the same time, with you in that space,” COVID-19 response commander Jeroen Weimar said on Friday. People who were at the venues should get tested and isolate, he said.
Taking Care of Business: Custom Fit Training
Custom Fit Training adapted quickly to the COVID-19 pandemic & learned as they went
Taking Care of Business: Custom Fit Training By Sam Bauman | May 4, 2021 at 3:33 PM EDT - Updated May 5 at 10:42 AM
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - At Custom Fit Training in Savannah, “We take health promotion very seriously,” says co-owner and trainer Jane Ogle.
They put their clients’ health first, even if that meant shutting their doors.
“We shutdown a few days before the city ordered us to shut down,” said Ogle.
But just because they were worried about their clients’ safety, doesn’t mean they stopped caring about their health.
Imholte opened her own gym in January 2019, teaching and empowering women of all ages and backgrounds.
“I wanted them to have a place where they felt supported and encouraged,” said Imholte.
The city has found building code violations, such as needing to install bathrooms and putting in parking spaces that will all be at her own expense.
After extensions, city building official Nathan Weber issued a cease-and desist-order in November 2020. Imholte tried to comply, but decided to cut her losses.
“We said you know what, we wave the white flag, we shut down our doors, we’ll comply to that order,” said Imholte.