Country's 2nd-most populous state reported 49 new infections, the highest in over 2 months. FMTNews Covid19
A popular dining area with several restaurants along the shoreline is seen empty in Sydney last month.
The country’s second-most populous state had 49 new cases on Sunday, its highest in more than two months and the 12th consecutive day of double-digit rises. The rest of Australia has seen almost no infections. “Containing it, though, is something that we can do, and test and trace is the most effective thing to do.”
People in quarantine will be tested twice, first on day three and then on day 11 of their-two week quarantine period. Those still refusing testing will be required to remain in quarantine for a further 10 days, Andrews said.
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