The ACT has recorded more cases of coronavirus overnight, including two that remain under investigation.
It brings the total number of infections in the outbreak to 374, with 237 of them still active, and more than 1400 self-identified close contacts.
“Household contacts continues to be our majority of new cases,” chief health officer Kerryn Coleman told reporters on Sunday. “Every day that you wait and see, or hope that it might just be a cold and you delay getting tested, is a risk to you, your family and the broader community.”
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