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South Australia has recorded a COVID surge of 5679 new cases and six deaths linked to the virus, with the Marshall Government releasing modelling showing a peak of between 6000 and 10,000 daily cases could happen within days.
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UPDATED | Premier Steven Marshall says it’s “too early to say” whether South Australia’s schools will reopen on January 31 or move to remote learning as COVID cases surge, but the State Government has “contingencies” in place if required.
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UPDATED | Premier Steven Marshall says non-urgent elective surgery has been postponed and mandatory booster shots for frontline health workers are likely as South Australia prepares for a “very imminent” increase in COVID-19 hospitalisations after recording another 1472 cases.
France has reported a record high of 179,807 new confirmed COVID-19 cases in a 24-hour period, one of the highest one-day tallies worldwide since the start of the pandemic.
South Australia has recorded another 995 COVID-19 infections with 36 people now in hospital with the virus – up from 17 on Sunday – as the number of local cases since the Marshall Government opened borders on November 23 climbs past 5000.
South Australia has recorded a new high of 842 COVID-19 cases on Monday, with 23 patients now in hospital with the virus including four in intensive care and community transmission on the rise.
South Australia has posted a record new 774 COVID-19 infections with the vast majority being the Omicron variant, prompting the Marshall Govermnent to wind back venue capacity and slash household gatherings from 30 to a maximum of 10 people.
