South Australia coronavirus cluster grows again as pizza bar link confirmed

South Australia has recorded two new coronavirus cases in the past 24 hours and both are believed to be linked to the Parafield cluster.

Key points:

Two new cases have been linked to the Parafield cluster

One is the Woodville High School case and another a close contact with an existing case

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A man in his 40s has returned a positive test, and authorities have said he is a close contact of someone who is linked to the cluster.

His case takes the total number of cases in the cluster to 31.

"This person was in quarantine and was quarantining with his family," Chief Public Health Officer Nicola Spurrier said.

"So we feel quite confident that because of the circuit breaker in that period of time and because our contact tracing team had been able to get hold of the people involved with this part of that cluster, we don't have a risk of that going any further forward."

The other case was announced last night — a teenage girl who attends Woodville High School.

Dr Spurrier said the year 11 student had been linked from an "epidemiological point of view" through contact with the Woodville Pizza Bar.

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Genomic testing had still not been completed, she said.

"It looks as though she has had an exposure at the Woodville Pizza Bar, having picked up a pizza on November 14, which indeed was an infectious period and we knew there were people that were there that were infected," Dr Spurrier said.

"So it's very, very important for anybody now in that Woodville area, particularly if you frequent that pizza bar, to really look back at our website and the dates that we know people were infectious and absolutely think 'do I need to get tested?'"

The school has been closed today and anyone who attended on Monday, November 23, has been ordered to isolate immediately with their families.

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https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-11-26/new-cases-parafield-coronavirus-cluster-as-pizza-link-confirmed/12923300

Seems DS were pissed their next Rona outbreak got sidetracked in Australia, so are manufacturing another

KRAKEN RELEASED! Attorney Sidney Powell Files 104 Page BOMBSHELL COMPLAINT of Massive Fraud in Georgia Election

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US lawmakers move to end anonymous shell companies in national defense spending bill

A major anti-money laundering reform is expected to arrive in annual omnibus legislation with bipartisan support.

Lawmakers in the United States say they have taken a significant step closer to enacting a major anti-money laundering reform that would make it more difficult to move dirty money through U.S. firms. Late last week, Democrats in the House and Senate announced that they had included provisions targeting anonymous shell companies into a must-pass national defense spending bill. The move is significant because, unlike many pieces of legislation that languish in Congress, the omnibus bill is often approved on a bipartisan basis to continue funding national defense.

“It is past time to put an end to the secrecy that allows drug cartels, human traffickers, arms dealers, terrorists and kleptocrats to exploit the United States’ banking system in order to carry out anti-American activities,” Mark Warner, a Democratic senator from Virginia and advocate for the reforms, said in a statement. “I know that the current holes in our financial system pose a serious threat to national security.”

If passed, the legislation would in large part end anonymous shell companies in the United States, mandating that every company report its ultimate owner to the U.S. Treasury Department. This would allow law enforcement to quickly ascertain who owns firms involved in potential financial crimes.

A prevalence of anonymous shell companies makes laundering and moving money derived from corruption or other criminal activity easier, and makes the lives of compliance officials and law enforcement harder. This was underscored in ICIJ’s recent FinCEN Files investigation, a global collaboration involving more than 100 media partners around the world examining torrents of suspicious money flowing through major banks. The project was based on leaked U.S. Treasury Department documents detailing more than two trillion dollars flowing through the U.S. financial system. The records showed bank compliance officers searching in vain to determine who was behind shell companies moving massive amounts of money through their firms’ accounts.

https://www.icij.org/inside-icij/2020/11/us-lawmakers-move-to-end-anonymous-shell-companies-in-national-defense-spending-bill/

Australian academic traded for Thai bomb plot prisoners

Three Iranian men linked to a botched 2012 bomb plot in Bangkok have been released by Thai authorities in exchange for Australian-British academic Kylie Moore-Gilbert, who has been detained in Iran for more than two years.

The Cambridge University-educated 33-year-old, who was freed on Thursday morning, was picked up at Tehran airport while leaving the country after attending an academic conference in 2018.

Dr Moore-Gilbert, who most recently worked as a lecturer in Islamic studies at the University of Melbourne, was sent to Tehran's Evin prison, convicted of spying and sentenced to 10 years behind bars. She vehemently denied the charges and maintained her innocence.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison, who described Dr Moore-Gilbert's release as a "miracle" on breakfast television on Thursday morning, said negotiations to secure her release were not straightforward.

"[We've had] a few false starts on this in the past but we have got there now," he told reporters via a virtual press conference.

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"Particularly over the course of the last few days, we saw how these events were unfolding and we kept up the hope, we kept up the prayers as well."

Mr Morrison did not speak directly about the prisoners who were released in exchange for Dr Moore-Gilbert but The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald understand they are three Iranian men linked to a botched bomb plot in Bangkok in 2012 that authorities say was intended to target Israeli diplomats.

Diplomatic sources earlier confirmed Saeed Moradi, Mohammad Khazaei and Masoud Sedaghat Zadeh were released by Thai authorities as part of the deal.

"If other people have been released in other places, they are the decisions of the sovereign governments," Mr Morrison said. "There are no people who have been held in Australia who have been released."

Mr Morrison said the reason he would not explicitly speak about the details of the prisoner swap agreement was to ensure the safety of any other Australians detained overseas.

https://www.theage.com.au/politics/federal/australian-academic-traded-for-thai-bomb-plots-prisoners-20201126-p56i52.html

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