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Prime Minister Scott Morrison has sensationally declared mass gatherings will be restricted across the country with formal guidelines warning all “non-essential” events be banned from Monday.Schools will remain open but the newly formed coronavirus busting taskforce “National Cabinet” will spend the weekend working out the logistics of the nation-wide gathering restrictions on events with more than 500 people.“It has been recommended to us that we moved to a position by Monday where we will be advising against organised nonessential gatherings of persons of 500 people or greater from Monday,” Mr Morrison said.“That of course does not include schools. It does not include university lectures. It does not mean people getting on public transport or going to airports or things of that nature. “Mr Morrison said the “precise advice” would be work-shopped over the weekend.Image: Getty
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has sensationally declared mass gatherings will be restricted across the country with formal guidelines warning all “non-essential” events be banned from Monday.Schools will remain open but the newly formed coronavirus busting taskforce “National Cabinet” will spend the weekend working out the logistics of the nation-wide gathering restrictions on events with more than 500 people.“It has been recommended to us that we moved to a position by Monday where we will be advising against organised nonessential gatherings of persons of 500 people or greater from Monday,” Mr Morrison said.“That of course does not include schools. It does not include university lectures. It does not mean people getting on public transport or going to airports or things of that nature. “Mr Morrison said the “precise advice” would be work-shopped over the weekend.Image: Getty