NSW COVID cases rise with up to 51 in community while infectious

ABC NEWS (Australia) 2021-07-16

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After two days of falling case numbers, COVID infections in New South Wales are back up today, and the Premier is warning tomorrow we will see another rise. The state recorded 97 new locally acquired cases, with up to 51 people infectious in the community.
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