New South Wales recorded seven new cases of COVID-19 overnight.
One was similar to a traveler, while six were locally acquired transmissions.
Three were known as contacts who had visited the Chopstix Asian Cuisine restaurant in Smithfield RSL in west Sydney.
State Prime Minister Gladys Berejiklian said Monday that the government was still involved in the network’s transmission.
“My anxiety remains the same, if not greater, because every week we have had a number of undetected or untreated cases.
This is that potentially the virus continues to spread to parts of south-west and western Sydney. ”
Berejiklian said the trend is a frightening echo of the spread of the COVID-19 outbreak in Melbourne.
If you look back in Melbourne, Melbourne didn’t get worse because of the number of instances they had, they had an undetected network transmission that then occurred at the level at which it occurred.
Coronavirus control in Sydney on Wednesday. Australia now has about 23,000 cases
Sydney Girls’ High School (pictured) in the suburb of Surry Hills in Sydney city centre has about 940 academics from 143 other postcodes traveling via public transportation, potentially spreading the virus through the city. School closes Monday after a student tested positive
Ms. Berejiklian then unreservedly apologized to citizens who had COVID-19 after the Ruby Princess cruise saga.
New South Wales commissioned an investigation into the Ruby Princess after its 2,700 passengers were allowed to disembark from the cruise in Sydney before the effects of COVID-19 were received.
Bret Walker SC reviewed the departure, arrival and landing of the Ruby Princess and held 21 days of hearings from April to July.
He delivered his report to Mrs Berejiklian on Friday and was promptly made public.
“Can I now unreservedly apologize to those who have suffered the mistakes described in the report made through others at the Ministry of Health or the Health Agency, and I wholeheartedly apologize,” Berejiklian said Monday.
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