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WA travellers to be released early from quarantine
Starting at midday, anyone who was quarantined because of their interstate travels can leave if they have returned at least one negative COVID-19 test, have not attended any of the venues linked to three Western Australia cases, provide contact details for the further 14 days since they entered quarantine and agree to test and isolate if they develop any symptoms.Western Australia announced it will ease restrictions at 12am Tuesday after reporting no new cases linked to a quarantine hotel guest in…
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