People who fail to register a positive rapid antigen test result on the Service NSW app will be fined $1000. 9News
Earlier, the premier outlined the new rules around registering rapid test results and announced people who fail to register a positive rapid antigen test result on the Service NSW app will be fined $1000.
People who fail to register a positive rapid antigen test result on the Service NSW app will be fined $1000, NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet has said.The registration service was launched at 9am today. "For those people that don't have a Service NSW app, you can also go to the Service NSW website, and access the form there," Mr Dominello said.The NSW Premier said anybody who had tested positive with a RAT since January 1 needed to log their result.Today's case numbers come from 134,411 tests, up from 71,352.Chief Health Officer Dr Kerry Chant also revealed that seven of the deaths reported on NSW's deadliest day were in fact historical.
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