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Sydney COVID: NSW reports 112 new local coronavirus cases, 34 in the community while infectious

Advertisement NSW has reported 112 new local coronavirus cases on Monday, as Sydney’s outbreak continues to grow in the city’s south-west. The figure is more than triple the highest daily case number seen during the city’s Crossroads or Avalon clusters last year. SydPath nurse Petra Vieco gives Chhorng Nty, 8, a COVID-19 test, watched by his sister Sivmey Nty, 15, at the Fairfield Showground on Monday. Credit:Kate Geraghty Forty-one of the new cases were household contacts of cases, 23 were other types of close contacts, while the source of infection of 48 cases is under investigation. Premier Gladys Berejiklian said the “vast majority” of cases were family members or very close contacts. “Family or close friends, unfortunately bear the brunt,” she said.

No new cases as positive NSW case visits Victoria, SA

Two returned travellers from NSW red zones test positive By Caitlin Cassidy Two new cases have been recorded in a returned family from a NSW red zone. Image: AAP 1 of 1 5370537724001 Two family members have tested positive to the virus after returning from NSW red zones and health authorities are on high alert after two positive COVID-19 cases from NSW travelled to Victoria and South Australia earlier this month. Victoria recorded no new locally acquired cases of COVID-19 and no new cases in hotel quarantine yesterday, but two cases in a Hume family were reported in the afternoon. The family of four returned to Victoria from Sydney on a red-zone permit earlier this month, and were self-isolating when they received the positive test results.

NSW records 112 cases of COVID-19 with increased calls for Melbourne-styled lockdown

12 July 2021 1:12pm There were 112 new locally acquired cases recorded in NSW as it was decided to make the AstraZeneca vaccine available to over 40s in the state. NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian spoke of “outstanding conversations with the NSW Pharmacy Guild” which have resulted in the decision to make the AstraZeneca vaccine available to lower ages, however warned people to “consider your own risk”. With new procedures in place, under 40s will soon be able to access AstraZeneca at vaccination hubs without advice from their GP. Chief Health Officer Kerry Chant urged anyone who had received their first dose of AstraZeneca within the past four weeks to call their GP to see if their second dose could be administered between six and eight weeks.

NSW outbreak spreads to Victoria with two incursion events

NSW outbreak spreads to Victoria with two incursion events
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