BREAKING: Pubs and restaurants in NSW will be allowed up to 50 people from June 1. But there are strict rules. 9News
Coronavirus is still "out there" and the community needs to be careful not to increase its transmission, NSW Health Minister Brad Hazzard has warned.
He urged people to "wash your hands like you never have before" and said maintaining social distancing is imperative. "If you arrive at the restaurant, the first thing you should do is use hand hygienic cleaner, or go and wash your hands," Mr Hazzard said. "Then sit down, enjoy your dinner, do what New South Wales residents have always done, have a great night out with your friends, but be cautious, be careful, and this will work to the advantage of the entire community, but also keep you safe."
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