Masks to be compulsory until NEXT year in NSW despite 92 per cent of adults ...
NSW records 248 Covid cases as infections spike and authorities push for masks to be compulsory until NEXT year NSW has recorded 248 Covid cases and two deaths 92 per cent of adults in the state are fully vaccinated Masks could remain compulsory for shoppers during the busy Christmas season $10 million has been announced for projects to help border towns recover from the impact of border restrictions
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NSW has recorded 248 COVID-19 cases and two deaths, amid speculation masks could remain compulsory for shoppers during the busy Christmas season.
There were 80,317 tests undertaken in the 24-hours until 8pm on Tuesday.
NSW Health reports there are 195 COVID patients in hospital and 35 of them are in ICU.
NSW has recorded 248 COVID-19 cases and two deaths as state hits 92 per cent double vaccinated, amid speculation masks could remain compulsory for shoppers during the busy Christmas season (Chief Helath Officer Kerry Chant pictured)
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