The global coronavirus pandemic has changed the way South Australians live, work and socialise. Here's a breakdown of how the rules affect you.
Although major food retailers are asking customers to observe social distancing, and Coles, Woolworths and Aldi this week announced they would limit the number of shoppers in store.Hairdressers can remain open as long as they comply with social distancing requirements.I have relatives in aged care homes. Is it OK to visit?
Some facilities have banned visitors completely, but under the guidelines a resident can receive one visit a day — no more than that.But remember: keep your distance. And if you're not well, don't go. From May 1, you'll need to have a flu vaccine in order to visit and people under the age of 16 can't go in at all, unless it's for end-of-life support.To prevent the spread of the virus, the State Government is asking all South Australians to stay at home over the Easter break.In South Australia, individuals who don't comply with the 10-person rule can be fined $1,000, while businesses flouting the restrictions face a $5,000 fine.
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