NSW ‘prepared’ for second coronavirus wave

While restrictions across New South Wales ease today, Premier Gladys Berejiklian has urged people against becoming complacent. Speaking on Friday morning, the Premier also urged residents to get tested for the coronavirus at the first sign of illness. “As restrictions are eased today, please come forward and get tested. That is the only way in which we’re going to manage easing restrictions and being able to control the virus. Premier Berejiklian said the new freedoms came with heightened personal responsibility, saying “easing restrictions have failed in so many places around the world and I don’t want them to fail in NSW”. The Premier said her government was investing billions in health and cleaning services to keep up with increasing demand and to prepare for the possibility of a second wave. She announced her government was funding 89 new ambulances across the state, which would be fitted with special equipment to deal with potential COVID-19 cases. Image: News Corp Australia

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