Topic: OCN fears ignored as Covid strikes strata units

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Updated, Wednesday June 16, 8.30am The announcement of six Covid-19 infections in a Melbourne strata scheme, with residents in the 100-unit townhouse complex now in lockdown, has raised alarm with the Owners Corporation Network which says that the NSW Government has not acknowledged the increased risk of transmission of COVID-19 to residents in apartment buildings. …
https://www.flatchat.com.au/strata-covid-fears/

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