- Sydney’s New Year’s Eve celebrations remain under a cloud.
- Health authorities monitor whether the northern beaches Covid-19 outbreak has spread to the city’s central business district.
- New South Wales recorded nine new coronavirus cases recently.
- Greater Sydney would largely revert to pre-Christmas Day restrictions until at least Wednesday.
A recent news published the Guardian deals with the tight measures taken by the government to prevent the spread covid 19 in Greater Sydney. Sydney’s new year celebration is not sure to happen concerning the safety of the people.
Strict measures to curb the spread
The changes mean those in the northern part of the city’s northern beaches will revert to stricter “stay-at-home” restrictions.
As a result, the indoor gatherings are banned and outdoor gatherings are limited to five people for exercise and recreation.
Search for the source of the outbreak
As health authorities continue their search for the source of an outbreak that put the northern beaches under lockdown, premier, Gladys Berejiklian, said the government would make a decision about New Year’s Eve celebrations in the coming days.
“Our strategy is to nip this in the bud,” she said.
She warned Sydney residents to prepare to celebrate the arrival of the new year at home.
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Source: The Guardian
