Queensland to prepare for elections amid coronavirus tensions

Queensland Australia's third largest population is preparing to hold elections on Saturday. Amid the coronavirus outbreak, or COVID-19, and it is likely to lead to conflicts in the National Cabinet on how to deal with the COVID-19 epidemic and to prolong the economy.

Mrs. Anastasia Palassak, Queensland Mayor of Australia Which was expected to resume his position Strict measures to control the COVID-19 outbreak Including closing state borders The policy sparked controversy with Prime Minister Scott Morrison wanting to open domestic borders. To restore the economy, Australia's six states now still close their borders or allow certain people to enter only. This is because each state wants to reduce the number of infectious patients.

Australia established the National Cabinet This includes federal, state and territory leaders to find solutions to contain the COVID-19 epidemic. Since the past March Instead, it caused conflicts between Mr Morrison and the Mayor of some states. In particular, relations with the Queensland chief executive in recent months. As angered by Queensland to slow measures, Mrs. Palassac had previously accused Mr Morrison of Deliberately persecuted her after he blamed her actions for not allowing women from COVID-19-free areas. In Australia, attend a father's funeral.