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NSW ‘tracking better than our best case scenario’ despite recording deadliest day s

January 21, 2022

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The New South Wales Premier said the state is “tracking better than our best case scenario” as a significant drop in COVID-19 cases were recorded overnight.

Dominic Perrottet said the number of coronavirus patients in intensive care is currently lower than health authorities had forecast by some…

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