A total of 177 new coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Victoria. It is the eighth day in a row that the state has recorded a triple-digit increase in new cases
It is the eighth day in row that the state has recorded a triple-digit increase in new cases.
A total of 72 people are currently in hospital because of coronavirus, including 17 in intensive care. There are currently 1612 active cases in Victoria. "We need to stop it getting to the point where we have thousands of people in hospital and hundreds and hundreds of people needing a machine to breathe," he said.
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