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Surprise, surprise: chief health officer calls to keep QR codes after covid crisis fades

1 February 2021

4:33 PM

1 February 2021

4:33 PM

It had to happen somewhere, sooner or later. Hilariously, it’s occurred in South Australia, home of the notorious pizza box strain of coronavirus; the one with no symptoms because it didn’t exist.

The experience hasn’t stopped state’s chief public health officer from saying QR code scan check-ins should stay after the pandemic eases to help contain future disease outbreaks.

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