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UPDATED: The easing of restrictions is set to go ahead tomorrow despite ongoing concerns about the movements of a man who visited numerous shops while infected with COVID-19, as health authorities revealed he was never directed to quarantine.
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South Australia will fully lift its border restrictions with Victoria at midnight on Monday and ease a raft of venue and gathering restrictions from Tuesday after the state recorded no new COVID-19 cases overnight.
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UPDATED: Prime Minister Scott Morrison says South Australia will resume accepting international flights on Monday – despite Premier Steven Marshall saying he wants to suspend overseas arrivals until the state overhauls its quarantine system.
Health authorities says South Australia’s latest coronavirus case – a Woodville High schoolgirl – is linked to the Parafield cluster and became infected with the virus after buying a pizza at the Woodville Pizza Bar hotspot.
SA Health will transfer all coronavirus-infected people isolating in CBD medi-hotels to a designated, police-guarded quarantine facility, while overseas travellers will be required to test negative for COVID-19 before boarding flights to South Australia, under a new eight-point plan to install more “shields” between the quarantine system and community.
UPDATED: South Australian health authorities are “quietly confident” that they can start lifting restrictions from next week, despite linking two more people – including one new case reported today – to the Parafield cluster in Adelaide’s north.
UPDATED: South Australia has recorded one new coronavirus case – a woman linked to the Parafield cluster who was in quarantine – as police question three people and review medi-hotel security vision as part of an investigation into the case that triggered last week’s short-lived lockdown.
