South Australia records 3,246 new COVID-19 cases, with 102 people now in hospital with the virus. Twelve of those hospitalised are in intensive care, and one is on a ventilator.
South Australia has recorded 3,246 new COVID-19 cases, with 102 people now in hospital with the virus.Premier Steven Marshall said a disproportionate number of those in hospital were not fully vaccinated.
Mr Marshall said he was aware pathology provider Clinpath had moved to close four of its testing sites in Adelaide today, as well as others interstate. "The private laboratories in SA do a proportionately smaller amount of the overall testing. SA Pathology is the workhorse."
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