Covid-19 Australia: Canberra records 32 new cases as ACT scrambles to keep NSW ...
Canberra Covid cases climb to 32 with more than half of the residents infectious while in the community Canberra records 32 new Covid cases on Saturday, 19 infectious in community 24 infections were linked to ACT exposure sites or identified close contacts 10 people are hospitalised with Covid with the youngest patient aged under 16 More than 2,500 Covid-19 tests were conducted across the ACT on Friday
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The ACT has recorded 32 new cases in the latest reporting period, with at least 19 of them infectious while in the community.
ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr said 24 of the new cases are linked to current exposure sites or identified close contacts, with only eight in quarantine while infectious.
Mr Barr said 'the most concerning element for us now' is the number of people who were infectious while out in public.
Canberra recorded 32 new cases of Covid-19 on Saturday with 19 infectious while in the community
Ten people are in hospital in Canberra, with two people in
