Four state-run Riverland aged care centers have stated COVID-19 breakouts in the past week as the state federalgovernment prepares to evenmore ease constraints. Key points:Two state-run aged centers in the Riverland are closed to visitorsNo state-run centers in the area had taped a favorable case priorto March 28The Council on the Ageing states necessary visitors must still be permitted to see throughout outbreaksThe Pioneer Haven Aged Care center in Waikerie was closed to visitors on Thursday, when 4 homeowners and 3 personnel members evaluated favorable to the infection. The closure comes a week after the Bonney Lodge center in neighboring Barmera was likewise locked down, with a peak of 15 active cases amongst citizens on Tuesday. That number hasactually fallen to 5, however the center is still closed to visitors. Locked-down centers can grant exemptions to visitors on caring premises. The Bonney Lodge aged care center in Barmera is one of the Riverland websites closed to visitors.(ABC News: Nadia Isa)Two other websites, the aged care wings
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