New South Wales has recorded more than 25,000 new infections through PCR testing with case numbers expected to surge later this week once a system to report rapid testing is rolled out. 7NEWS
Under the proposed design, individuals would be able to report a positive rapid test results through a COVID-19 resources tab by completing a form.The NSW government is reportedly considering making residents report positive rapid antigen test results, saying a mandate will give authorities a clear picture of the spread of COVID-19.that the government wants to mandate the reporting of positive RAT results.
“It comes with the added benefit that it might also open the door to federal financial assistance if you’re off work for the week. The bottom line is it is a must-do, even if there is no fine,” Mr Hazzard told the
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