Tasmania breathes a sigh of relief after NO new Covid cases are recorded
Tasmania breathes a sigh of relief as NO new Covid cases are recorded after a virus-infected man escaped from hotel quarantine The island state's south, including Hobart, was forced into a three-day lockdown 31-year-old who arrived on Monday refused to co-operate with contact tracers Premier Peter Gutwein said on Saturday the next 48 hours remained critical
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Tasmania is breathing a collective sigh of relief, with no Covis-19 cases detected as a result of testing around the primary contacts of a coronavirus-infected hotel quarantine escapee.
The island state's south, including Hobart, was forced into a three-day lockdown on Friday evening after the case, a NSW man, spent about 18 hours in the community.
The 31-year-old, who arrived in Hobart on Monday night without a valid border pass and was ordered into quarantine, has refused to co-operate with contact tracers.
He was arrested in the city's northern suburbs on Tuesday
