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Full figures show sheer scope of West Moreton's Covid response

Date Time Full figures show sheer scope of West Moreton’s Covid response West Moreton Health has tested almost 50 per cent of its population and quarantined enough people to fill the Ipswich Civic Centre seven times over since the pandemic started. Raw numbers reveal the scale of West Moreton Health’s COVID-19 response. Since Australia’s first case was confirmed on 25 January 2020, Queensland has recorded 1,793 cases. Of these, 81 have been recorded in the West Moreton region and all have recovered. “Around 80 per cent of Queensland’s cases have been acquired overseas, with a large portion detected in quarantine, and this is reflective in the West Moreton HHS region,” Queensland Chief Health Officer Dr Jeannette Young said.

Tahlequah police chief talks breakthrough case, health leaders wish for another vaccine rush

Tahlequah police chief talks breakthrough case, health leaders wish for another vaccine rush and last updated 2021-07-26 20:32:46-04 TULSA, Okla. — Some health officials say the need to administer COVID vaccines is spreading as fast as the virus. Monday, the state health department reported 819 new cases. Doctors fear this is a wave that could have been prevented with more COVID vaccine shots. Clinic staff of Morton Comprehensive Health Services are running more tests than vaccinations. For them, this is a frustrating setback. Because of the increase in testing, Morton staff pulled a nurse from regular duties to be dedicated to only running tests.

Mum turns down life-saving kidney transplant from her husband so it can go to their young daughter

Bec Vallee, from Ipswich, was diagnosed with kidney disease when she was 12   Her mum gave her a kidney five years later, but her body has started to reject it  Ms Vallee s husband Ryan planned to donate one of his to save his wife s life But the couple discovered their daughter Ambrosia, two, will also need a kidney The toddler suffers from the same rare genetic condition as her 31-year-old mum Ms Vallee, who is on a donation waiting list, shared her story for DonateLife week