New South Wales health experts are calling on the community to 'remain vigilant' , with the upcoming holiday period marking the first Christmas in the state without COVID-19 restrictions.
“We still request people to wear masks in hospitals and aged care facilities, and it is important that people comply with those requirements in those settings.
"Masks also reduce the risk and are recommended in crowded indoor spaces. You never know who is vulnerable around you." Dr Chant assured the state had"passed" the latest virus peak, but concerns a new COVID-19 wave could occur weighs on health experts. Australia's borders are open, with increased tourism expected this holiday period, as well as large events to mark the festive season.
In the seven days to December 15, New South Wales recorded 40,695 cases and 74 CPVOD-related deaths. -40,695 new cases of COVID-19 have been recorded: 16,614 rapid antigen tests and 24,081 PCR tests.
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