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What the new COVID-19 restrictions for Greater Sydney mean for you
Restrictions for Greater Sydney are being imposed to help prevent the Northern Beaches outbreak from spreading.
There are now a total of 68 cases linked to the outbreak after 30 new infections were reported in the 24 hours to 8:00pm on Saturday night.
NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian said new restrictions were being imposed from midnight tonight until midnight on Wednesday “to protect the rest of Sydney and the rest of NSW”.
Here’s a breakdown of the latest changes and what it means for you.
What are the restrictions of Greater Sydney?
Until midnight on Wednesday, residents of Greater Sydney, the Central Coast and Blue Mountains will be limited to 10 visitors per household.
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