Living for the weekend: infected hotel quarantine workerâs busy itinerary
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Do much on the weekend? In the small talk hall of fame, one question sits above all else, beloved by hairdressers, baristas and awkward colleagues everywhere.
It certainly wasnât a quiet weekend on the couch for the hotel quarantine worker whose positive test result broke Victoriaâs four-week run without community transmission of COVID-19.
Melbourneâs Grand Hyatt hotel, where a person infected with COVID-19 worked late last month while Australian Open competitors were in quarantine.
Credit:Paul Jeffers
The 26-year-oldâs movements after he left the Grand Hyatt last Friday are now the subject of a huge contact tracing effort, with 14 exposure sites listed so far as part of a jam-packed weekend.
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