COVID-19 update: Two new COVID-19 deaths recorded in NSW

This is your update on the Coronavirus in Australia for 25 July 2021.

Kiongozi wa NSW Gladys Berejiklian atoa taarifa mpya kuhusu COVID-19 mjini Sydney, Jumapili, 25 Julai, 2021. Source: AAP Image/Lisa Maree Williams

NSW records two more deaths from COVID-19.
All new cases in Victoria are linked to the current outbreak.
Federal government secures extra 85 million Pfizer COVID-19 doses
In South Australia lockdown end is on track.

New South Wales

NSW has recorded 141 new locally acquired cases. Two people have died, a woman in her 70s, and a woman in her 30s who did not have pre-existing conditions, Premier Berejikilian said.

NSW will receive additional 50,000 Pfizer COVID-19 doses. In the meantime, a special police unit has been set up to identify those attending yesterday's protests, with 510 penalty infringement notices have already been issued.

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Victoria

Victoria has recorded 11 new locally cases, all of those were in quarantine throughout their period of infection and are linked to current outbreaks.

Authorities are yet to confirm easing of COVID-19 restrictions on Tuesday, 27 July.

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Last 24 hours around Australia

Australia will receive 85 million Pfizer COVID-19 doses in 2022 and 2023.
SA records three new local cases, still on track to lift its lockdown.
Queensland has recorded five new cases in hotel quarantine.

COVID-19 MYTH:

Healthy young people are not affected by COVID-19. It only harms and kills old or sick people.

COVID-19 FACT:

The virus impacts older people and those with underlying conditions more heavily, but also harms and kills some healthy young people.

Quarantine, travel, testing clinics and pandemic disaster payment

Quarantine and testing requirements are managed and enforced by state and territory governments:

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