Zbog najave zimske oluje otkazano na hiljade letova u SAD

January 24, 2026

TL;DR

A 39-year-old woman in Perth, Western Australia, was diagnosed with COVID-19 on March 14, hours after arriving from London.
Her husband and two children also tested positive for the virus.
The family had been on holiday in Bali before traveling from London and were in self-imposed quarantine.
The woman reported having a cough and sore throat but no fever.
Western Australia has 30 COVID-19 cases, with two recoveries.
Premier Mark McGowan urged residents to avoid non-essential travel and practice social distancing.
The state has closed its borders to international and interstate travelers, requiring 14 days of self-isolation for all arrivals.
The diagnosed woman expressed feeling fine and being grateful for the support from the WA Department of Health.

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