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Down but not out: Get set for another Covid wave in three months
The current wave of Covid-19 has peaked in Queensland as the number of patients in hospital with the virus drops weeks earlier than expected.
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The current wave of Covid-19 has peaked in Queensland as the number of patients in hospital with the virus drops weeks earlier than expected.
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Modelling suggesting the peak of Queensland’s virus wave would come towards the end of August could be revised as hospital numbers show signs of improving.
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Queensland has recorded six Covid-19 deaths and 4114 new cases with the Palaszczuk Government hoping to lift a statewide suspension of elective surgery next week.
Queensland’s high vaccination rates have saved the State from thousands of Covid-19 deaths and the public hospitals from being overrun, the State’s health chief says.
The State’s Covid-19 hospitalisation rates are declining dramatically as the number of infected school children continues to climb.
The number of people hospitalised with Covid-19 has dropped 15 per cent in the past week as Queensland recorded just three deaths and 7462 new cases of the virus on Monday.
