The two-part plan the NSW government is relying on to avoid going into lockdown

The two-part plan the NSW government is relying on to avoid going into lockdown
The two-part plan the NSW government is relying on to avoid going into lockdown
The two-part plan the NSW government is relying on to avoid going into lockdown with 21 cases in the Bondi cluster Mandatory mask rules have been extended by a week in Sydney's city The government is also relying on QR codes to help identify new cases At least seven new Covid cases will be added to the state's tally on Wednesday 

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Mandatory mask rules have been extended by a week in Sydney, QR codes might become mandatory in NSW shops and at least seven new Covid-19 cases will be added to the state's tally.

When asked whether a lockdown was likely for Sydney, NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian said she had a 'degree of confidence' in the situation despite the number of cases linked to the Bondi cluster reaching 21 on Tuesday.

'If we suddenly have a number of unlinked cases and if we suddenly have them outside the geographic region they are concentrated in, that will obviously adjust the health advice and we will respond to that,' the premier said.

Other Australian states have imposed border restrictions for people from Sydney's hotspot areas and the infection numbers have prompted New Zealand to close the trans-Tasman travel bubble with NSW.

When asked whether a lockdown was likely for Sydney, NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian said she had a 'degree of confidence' in the situation despite the number of cases linked to the Bondi cluster reaching 21 on Tuesday

When asked whether a lockdown was likely for Sydney, NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian said she had a 'degree of confidence' in the situation despite the number of cases linked to the Bondi cluster reaching 21 on Tuesday

The decision on Tuesday night came as NSW Health added two flights

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