Coronavirus: Western Australia state border reopens after 2 years; Omicron wave may have peaked in Malaysia, Indonesia

The shrinking zero-Covid club just lost another member.Western Australia (WA) finally reopened its borders to vaccinated travellers on Thursday, after almost two years of closures that were intended to stamp out the coronavirus. That means the entire continent is now once again open to tourists and foreign workers.The removal of the hard border comes as a relief for many families who have been separated by strict travel bans, and for employers in the state’s lucrative mining sector who have…

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