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From 12.01am Tuesday 21 December, face masks are required to be worn by everyone aged 12 years and older, whenever indoors.

This includes places such as the supermarket, inside restaurants, pubs and indoor workplaces. There are reasons you may remove your mask including to eat, drink or exercise.

You are not required to wear a mask inside a home – whether you live there or are visiting.

Keep a mask with you in case you need to wear it unexpectedly.
There are medical exemptions for not wearing a mask and reasons are not always obvious, so please be respectful of others.

For further information about face masks, visit: https://www.coronavirus.tas.gov.au/facemasks

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Big change to Australia’s border plans Fully vaccinated visa holders and international students will be allowed to enter Australia from next month without seeking an exemption, in one of the biggest changes to Australia‘s border policies since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic.

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COVID-19 booster vaccines are now available in Tasmania at GPs and state-run community clinics.

All Tasmanians aged 18 and over are encouraged to get a booster from six months after their second dose.

The Pfizer vaccine will be given regardless of which vaccine was given for the first two doses.

The booster will continue to protect you, your loved ones and your community against COVID-19.

Book an appointment at a state-run clinic by visiting www.coronavirus.tas.gov.au/booking or calling the Public Health Hotline on 1800 671 738.

You can also book with participating GPs by contacting them directly.

If you have a serious medical condition impacting your immune system, you may be eligible for a third primary dose of vaccine between two and six months after your second dose instead of a booster vaccine. A third primary dose is different to a booster.

Read more about boosters and third primary doses at: https://www.coronavirus.tas.gov.au/vaccination-information/covid-19-vaccination/boosters-and-third-primary-doses

Dear clients,

Due to health measurement and other reason, appointment booking will be needed for face to face consultation meeting. Thank you for understanding and your support. Stay safe and stay healthy.

Kind regards,
E-Colink International Hobart

Dear clients,

In line with Tasmanian government health advice for South Tasmania lockdown , our Hobart office will be close on Monday 18 October 2021 and on public holiday, on Thursday, 21 October 2021.

For any enquiries and consultation, you still can contact us via phone or email during business hours.

Let us keep praying for our safety and stay healthy. May God protect and bless us all 🙏

Keep praying and stay healthy Tasmanians. Hopefully, all will went well. 🙏

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Southern Tasmania is going into lockdown from 6pm Friday 15 October. The lockdown will last for 3 days.

The lockdown is needed to identify if there are further cases of COVID-19 in the community.

Southern Tasmania includes the local government areas of:
• Brighton Council
• Central Highlands Council
• Clarence City Council
• Derwent Valley Council
• Glamorgan-Spring Bay Council
• Glenorchy City Council
• Hobart City Council
• Huon Valley Council
• Kingborough Council
• Sorell Council
• Southern Midlands Council
• Tasman Council

You must stay at home unless you are:
1. Shopping for urgent household supplies within 5 km of home — only one person from a household at any one time.
2. Attending medical or health care appointments, including COVID-19 testing or vaccinations.
3. A permitted worker — a person working for a provider or business that is permitted to operate, and who cannot work from home.
4. Going to school — if the child of a permitted worker, or if unable to learn at home, or going to child care.
5. Exercising once per day outdoors within 5 km of home for up to two hours — alone or with your household or with one other person for safety reasons.
6. Caring for a vulnerable person or for other compassionate reasons.
7. In other permitted circumstances, such as in an emergency or to escape harm relating to family violence.

You must not enter or exit the lockdown area of southern Tasmania unless you have a permitted reason.

G2G passes for travellers from high-risk areas who were arriving in Southern Tasmania will be cancelled. People with approved G2G passes going to other areas of the State will still be able to travel.

People with Tas e-Travel passes coming from low-risk areas can travel but must comply with lockdown restrictions if arriving in the South. For more information on the restrictions and conditions of lockdown visit www.coronavirus.tas.gov.au/lockdown

If you have any cold or flu symptoms – no matter how mild – call the Public Health Hotline on 1800 671 738 to book a COVID-19 test. You can also register online at www.coronavirus.tas.gov.au/testing.

If you don’t have any symptoms, you should get vaccinated. Most community clinics are now accepting walk-ins and you don’t need an appointment.

To find out where you can get vaccinated, go to www.coronavirus.tas.gov.au/vaccine.

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