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Coronavirus: COVID-19 spreads to Antartica

Advertisement COVID-19 has arrived at a remote Chilean army base in Antarctica, with 36 people testing positive on Monday, Chilean time. Antarctica was, until these cases were recorded, the last continent untouched by coronavirus. According to the 5th Military Division of the Chilean Army, quoted by Spanish-language media, the group who tested positive is made up of military personnel and employees of an external maintenance company 26 are military and 10 are civilians. The Chilean Bernardo O Higgins Station in Antarctica. Credit:Stone Monki The army said all were tested quickly and were being monitored by a medical team with the help of the health department.

Covid-19: Dozens of cases detected in Antarctica

SUPPLIED/STONE MONKI The Chilean Bernardo O Higgins Station in Antarctica. The General Bernardo O Higgins Riquelme base is located close to the northernmost tip of the Antarctic Peninsula in West Antarctica well away from Australia’s bases in East Antarctica. The Australian Antarctic Division is seeking official confirmation with Chilean authorities. The Chilean station in question, according to the Australian Antarctic Division, is located is more than 4500 kilometres from the nearest Australian Antarctic research station. All 36 people have reportedly been evacuated to Chile, where they are reported to be isolating and in good condition. The station personnel were replaced by a new crew who had been quarantined and tested negative prior to their journey.

The strange connections of isolation

Today, as it has for nine months, the Australian government’s Smartraveller website tells me “do not travel”. Every country on the map is coloured red. To leave the country, I would need an exemption on compassionate grounds. Apparently it’s a high bar. For the last few years, I averaged 100 flights a year, carbon-offset, commuting from Melbourne to Canberra and internationally. When I moved jobs recently, I was excited to reduce this to 75 and have more time with my family. I never imagined how much. Working in the field of international relations, I think about what’s happening in the world and how it affects Australia. So when in January I hear of Covid-19, I begin to think about the impact on geopolitics. I imagine that there will be two types of countries: ones that have no hope of containing the virus and where it becomes endemic, as has happened in India, and ones which manage to contain the virus but then have to control their borders to prevent reinfection, as oc

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