COVID-19 will “spread like wildfire” in South Australia unless the state remains vigilant, Police Commissioner Grant Stevens says, with SA currently in talks with the Australian Defence Force to bolster its control over the Victorian border.
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As SA slowly lifts restrictions and passes two weeks with no new COVID-19 cases, questions are asked: why is this state in such a good position, and how did it avoid the outbreaks experienced elsewhere? InDaily called some experts.
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