New South Wales lockdown may be extended to mid-September

This is bad news for those who hope to get an answer to the question of the ongoing lockdown in New South Wales today.

Although there are rumors that the lockdown period may be extended again today, Ms. Berejiklian said that no further announcement will be made at this time.

“We hope to provide announcements or updates to the community in the next few days,” she said.

“Our mission is to keep the community as safe as possible while ensuring that the community lives as freely as possible.”

With cases rising again today, New South Wales Governor Gladys Berejiklian pleaded with residents to comply with public health orders.

“Can I emphasize again that it is really important for people not to leave their home unless absolutely necessary?” she said this morning.

“And especially don’t get mixed up.”

The Chief Health Officer of New South Wales, Kerry Chant (Kerry Chant) also reiterated this message. He warned residents of New South Wales not to visit extended family members other than their own.

New South Wales Governor Gladys Berejiklian confirmed further bad news to New South Wales, revealing that 51 of the 145 new cases today are infectious in the community.

In further crackdowns, 25 cases were quarantined for only part of their infection period, which means a total of 76 people were walking around with the virus.

Health experts have repeatedly pointed out that the number of mixed infections in the community is a key area of ​​concern.

As the state’s terrorist outbreak continues to escalate, New South Wales confirmed 145 new locally transmitted Covid cases overnight.

In the 24 hours from last night to 8pm, New South Wales recorded 145 new local cases of COVID-19. pic.twitter.com/TUUIDvd6SP

— New South Wales Department of Health (@NSWHealth) July 26, 2021

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This morning, Governor Gladys Berejiklian confirmed the grim news at a daily press conference.

During the reporting period, more than 98,000 people came for testing.

New South Wales had another grim day.

Queensland recorded a new locally transmitted Covid case overnight.

Monday, July 26-Coronavirus cases in Queensland:

1 new locally acquired case.

There were 0 new cases of overseas infections.#Coronavirus disease pic.twitter.com/Wc7IYCdsS6

-Annastacia Palaszczuk (@AnnastaciaMP) July 26, 2021

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As New South Wales strives to contain the latest terrorist outbreak, Governor Gladys Berejiklian hinted at another day’s high number of cases.

Despite the severe blockade measures, she told Today that she does not expect today’s numbers to be “significantly different” from those in recent days.

“I just want to thank the vast majority of our citizens who do the right thing,” she said.

“Unfortunately, we know that only a few people do not do the right thing can make us retreat to the pressure of the Delta.”

New South Wales Governor Gladys Berejiklian will face reporters at her daily press conference at 11 am.

We will provide you with all the details here, including the number of cases, the detection rate and any new announcements.

A new mass vaccination center is about to open in southwestern Sydney, which has become the state’s Covid zero point.

The new hub is located at the old Coles site in the heart of the town of Glen Quarry in Macquarie Fields and will open at 10 o’clock this morning.

It plans to provide 20,000 jabs per week.

After a Sydney man lied to the authorities after fleeing the blockade of New South Wales and heading to Queensland, the anger was increasing.

The man violated Sydney’s strict lockdown and a direct order to stay at home and isolate after he was found to be in close contact with the positive case.

The man later tested positive and became a “missing link” for a Qantas flight attendant who tested positive for the Delta Air Lines virus. According to reports, the flight attendant had traveled from Barrie before the two went to Queensland Ballina picked him up.

Shockingly, it is understood that he was free to move around in the community for 7 days during the infection. Express mail Report.

Today, co-host Karl Stefanovic attacked the anti-blockade protests in an emotional interview.

In a conversation with Deputy Chief Medical Officer Nick Coatsworth, the media individual tried to curb his anger at the thousands of people who stormed into Sydney’s central business district this weekend in violation of their stay-at-home orders.

He said: “These people complain that their freedom has been eroded, and they may spread the virus.”

“At the same time, they did this. I can’t tell you how selfish these people are. A 38-year-old woman died of the new crown virus in the hospital. She couldn’t say goodbye. Her family members all over the world had to say goodbye to her. , She was dying, she died during those protests on the weekend.

“Those protesters should be ashamed of themselves.”

Karl Stefanovic attacked the protesters today.