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NT revokes ‘large majority’ of Greater Sydney’s coronavirus hotspot status
Acting Northern Territory Chief Minister Nicole Manison says the NT has revoked a “large majority” of the declared hotspots in Greater Sydney.
Key points:
- The NT declared Greater Sydney a coronavirus hotspot on Sunday
- It followed an outbreak of cases in Sydney’s northern beaches
- Most people in quarantine will be able to leave this afternoon
This means that Sydneysiders quarantining in the NT will be released this afternoon — although anyone who has been to the northern beaches area will have to stay put.
“A number of suburbs that are already directly located around the outbreak will remain as hotspot areas,” Ms Manison said.
“What I can say is that the Greater Sydney area, including the Blue Mountains along with the Central Coast, will be…
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