The government has requested anyone who has been in South Australia since Monday, November 9 to immediately self-isolate at their home or in their accommodation. It has asked anyone who has been in South Australia recently to be mindful of COVID-19 symptoms and seek testing even if the symptoms are mild. These directions come as Adelaide deals with a recent outbreak of 17 COVID-19 cases. Premier Peter Gutwein said anyone from South Australia will be required to quarantine for 14 days on arrival to Tasmania from today. In other news: This can happen at either a residence or a hotel. Mr Gutwein said at this stage, South Australia would not be elevated to a medium-risk jurisdiction on par with Victoria. He said the government would provide a further update on the developing situation this afternoon.
A direct flight will arrive in Tasmania from Adelaide today. Mr Gutwein said 900 people have arrived to Tasmania from South Australia in the last week.
The government has requested anyone who has been in South Australia since Monday, November 9 to immediately self-isolate at their home or in their accommodation.
It has asked anyone who has been in South Australia recently to be mindful of COVID-19 symptoms and seek testing even if the symptoms are mild.
These directions come as Adelaide deals with a recent outbreak of 17 COVID-19 cases.
Premier Peter Gutwein said anyone from South Australia will be required to quarantine for 14 days on arrival to Tasmania from today.
