Families on the 17th floor at 130 Racecourse Road have all so far tested negative after COVID-19 cases linked to the current outbreak forced them into a hard lockdown. covid19 lockdown
spread from two students – one from Ilim College’s Kiewa Campus in Dallas and the other from Mount Alexander College in Flemington. The families who tested positive were moved to other accommodation.
One resident, who did not wish to be named, emerged from 130 Racecourse Road on Sunday morning after receiving his negative result.Paul Jeffers She was out on Sunday to get a COVID test after realising she had been in the lift with a family who had children at Mount Alexander College.“I don’t want to be locked down, I didn’t want to get tested, but I have to,” she said. “Whether it comes back negative or positive, I’m going to stay in for 14 days. It’s no joke.”“I love going to school and I love seeing my friends, so the fact I’m not allowed out of the house isn’t the best,” she said.
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