The head of South Australia’s coronavirus response says the state’s hotel quarantine system is “close to capacity”, as more positive cases enter the state from overseas.
Key points:
- There are 14 known active cases of the virus in SA, all in medi-hotels
- Commissioner Stevens said more travellers will likely enter SA with COVID-19
- He said the system was near capacity, but Adelaide’s quarantine hotels would be sufficient
New cases of COVID-19 have been diagnosed six out of the past seven days among international travellers in Adelaide hotel quarantine.
State coordinator and Police Commissioner…
