Nany Maree
Three days. That's what one lie cost South Australia, and then the state got them back.
A man linked to the Woodville Pizza Bar told contact tracers he'd caught the virus buying a pizza. He actually worked there, which is a very different exposure. The state went into a six-day circuit-breaker lockdown. Once the truth came out, Premier Steven Marshall said, "We know now that they lied," and ended it three days early. Police say he won't be fined or charged.
I've no time for liars. But I've sat across a desk from frightened people, and scared people fib.
So my question isn't really about him. When one phone interview can shut a whole state, what's the second check? Who rings the shop?
Talk to your GP or health professional about your own body.
Source: ABC News, 2020-11-20
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