The ACT has recorded 13 new coronavirus cases in the 24 hours until 8pm on Saturday. All of the new infections have been linked to known cases.
The ACT has recorded 13 new coronavirus cases in the 24 hours up to 8pm on Saturday, all of them linked to outstanding infections.
"This means we know how and where they become infected," ACT chief minister Andrew Barr told reporters in Canberra on Sunday. Mr Barr said eight of these new cases were already in quarantine, and the other five were infectious in the community. The territory has now recorded 250 cases in the current outbreak, 20 of which have now recovered. One person remains seriously ill in intensive care.
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