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Hundreds of former Australian embassy guards and their families were left standing in sewage in a moat for hours outside Kabul airport yesterday, before being told they could not enter because they did not have visas in their passports.

• The Home Affairs Minister said the guards were approved for visas
• Guards say they spent hours in the moat while being denied access by soldiers
• An advocate for the guards says getting back to the airport now could be dangerous

Their shock rejection at the airport's extraction point came just hours after Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews gave a press conference in Canberra saying the guards had been approved for visas and would have access to evacuation flights.

The guards have described the conditions as horrendous, especially for their wives and children, while their advocates said the Australian Foreign Affairs Department appeared to have bungled a key opportunity to extract the men.

The group, numbering in their hundreds, later left the area fearing an impending Taliban curfew would put their families at risk.

The ABC has been given photographs showing the men standing in the faeces-filled moat next to the airport, surrounded by hundreds of people waiting to be evacuated.

Read more:

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-08-24/ex-australian-embassy-guards-extraction-kabul-taliban/100401544

NSW's Chief Health Officer Dr Kerry Chant says we will still need to calibrate restrictions in response to COVID-19 in future, even with 80 per cent vaccination coverage for the adult population.

Read more:

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-08-24/covid-live-updates-press-conference-nsw-victoria-queensland/100400652

Check if COVID-19 virus fragments have been detected in your local sewage area.

Other case locations

• Exposure locations
• Case on public transport routes
• Flights with confirmed cases
• Interstate case locations

See more:

https://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/nsw-covid-19-case-locations/sewage-testing

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