If you have a fever, runny nose, cough, sore or itchy throat, or shortness of breath you might have COVID-19.
The COVID-19 Case and Outbreak Management Framework helps businesses and organisations plan, prepare and respond to COVID-19 outbreaks in the workplace.
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Keep up these 5 COVID-safe behaviours every day to help protect lives and livelihoods in our community
All workplaces will be required to have a COVID-19 Safety Plan that complies with minimum COVID-19 safety standards
Today, we’re issuing an important reminder to all Tasmanian businesses to continue to review their COVID-19 Safety Plans and processes and ensure they are clearly communicating requirements with patrons and customers.
Mersey Community Hospital Emergency Department will resume 24-hour service from Monday 30 November.
Following the opening of our borders to the low risk jurisdictions of QLD, WA, SA, NT and ACT yesterday, Public Health has now given further consideration to the situation in NSW.
Tasmania Police will use SMS technology to further strengthen home quarantine compliance checking.
Our number one priority throughout COVID-19 has been to protect the health and safety of Tasmanians, and this will continue as we start to ease our border restrictions with low risk jurisdictions from tomorrow, Monday 26 October.
From this coming Monday the 26 October, Tasmania’s border restrictions will continue to be based on the areas where travellers have spent time prior to arriving in in our state, with areas classified as either low, medium or high-risk.
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