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Fix-it right: Plumbing remains open as Victoria experiences another COVID-19 wave of cases.
A new wave of COVID-19 cases in Victoria has prompted residents to take extra precautions, but the ongoing plumbing crisis remains largely unaffected.
The recent surge in cases has led to increased scrutiny on public health measures and infrastructure resilience. However, for plumbers like John Smith, who runs a local repair service, the situation remains largely unchanged.
"We've been getting calls from homeowners all over the city asking for our services," Smith said. "But to be honest, the plumbing in Victoria is still in good condition. We just need more funding and resources to keep up with demand."
The issue of plumbers operating during periods of public health emergency dates back to 2020, when the COVID-19 pandemic led to a shortage of skilled tradespeople. Since then, many plumbers have taken on extra work to meet increased demand.
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