NSW records nine new COVID-19 infections, more cases at Sydney hospital
Health authorities in NSW have confirmed nine new coronavirus infections in the 24 hours to 8:00pm yesterday, including three at a Sydney hospital.
There are now seven infections associated with both Concord and Liverpool hospitals, including six healthcare workers.The NSW Health Minister Brad Hazzard said the state's hospitals were among some of the safest in the world despite the health workers testing positive to coronavirus. Mr Hazzard said approximately 100 staff have been asked to stand down for the required period of 14 days."The NSW Health system is the 10th biggest business in the country, there's 140,000 staff," he said."Our hospitals are among the safest places in the world to be so I would encourage the community to still go to hospital if you need to go to hospital."
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