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Sydney coronavirus outbreak looking ‘quite positive’ with even fewer new cases expected to be announced today
- NSW Health Minister Brad Hazzard said he is ‘quite positive’ about latest cases
- Sydney’s latest COVID-19 figures are set to be released at 11am on Tuesday
- Prior to this, NSW recorded 15 new cases on Monday – a total of 83 active cases
NSW Health Minister Brad Hazzard has said he feels ‘quite positive’ about Sydney’s latest COVID-19 figures, which are set to be made public at 11am on Tuesday.
Defending NSW Health, Mr Hazzard said ‘what we are doing at the moment is about as good as it gets’ in the face of the pandemic during an interview on ABC Radio National on Tuesday morning.
People in Sydney’s Northern Beaches have reported waiting upwards of six hours for COVID-19 tests – only to be turned away at closing time.
When asked about the hours-long wait, Mr Hazzard said NSW Health had done a lot of work on increasing testing sites and staff.
NSW recorded 15 more Covid cases on Monday – all of which are linked to the northern beaches cluster which now stands at 83.
More to come.
NSW Health Minister Brad Hazzard (left) wore a face mask at Monday’s press conference. He said he feels ‘quite positive’ about Sydney’s latest COVID-19 figures, which are set to be made public at 11am on Tuesday
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