There have
been no new cases of COVID-19 recorded in NSW in the last 24-hours, the state’s
first zero case day since testing commenced.With the
good news, the NSW community was still reminded not to be complacent and to
come forward for testing if they have any symptoms.
“We know
that the virus will be bubbling around beneath the surface within the
community, so it’s very important that we don’t get complacent”, said the NSW
Deputy Chief Health Officer, Dr Jeremy McAnulty.
Dr McAnulty
stressed that people who have been tested must isolate at home until they have
been tested and cleared of COVID-19.
There are
3,053 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in NSW, with 6,048 tests conducted in the
last 24 hours.
