The North Coast Public Health Unit is reminding residents of Northern NSW to protect themselves against mosquitoes which remain in high numbers late in the season.

While there have been no new recorded cases of COVID-19 in residents of the Northern NSW Local Health District for 6 days now, Chief Executive Wayne Jones is reminding the community that it is not yet time to relax or celebrate.

As at 8pm Wednesday 15 April there were 56 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in residents of the Northern NSW Local Health District, with 2 new cases having been identified in the previous 24 hours.

As at 8pm Tuesday 14 April there were 54 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in residents of the Northern NSW Local Health District, with 1 new case having been confirmed since Saturday.

NNSWLHD cases by likely source of infection:

As at 8pm Friday 10 April there were 53 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in residents of the Northern NSW Local Health District, with 2 new cases having been confirmed in the previous 48 hours since our last update on Thursday.

As at 8pm Wednesday 8 April there were 51 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in residents of the Northern NSW Local Health District, with two new cases having been confirmed in the previous 24 hours.

As at 8pm Tuesday 7 April there were 49 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in residents of the Northern NSW Local Health District.

If there’s one thing that you can do these school holidays to help our communities minimise their risk to COVID-19, it’s to stay at home.

As at 8pm Monday 6 April there was one (1) additional confirmed case of COVID-19 in residents of the Northern NSW Local Health District. This brings the District’s total to 48.

By likely source of infection:

As at 8pm Sunday 5 April there were 47 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in residents of the Northern NSW Local Health District.

By likely source of infection:

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