The 2009 positive cases were comprised of 1469 PCR tests and 540 RATs.
The number of people in hospital remains steady however, with 294 cases currently hospitalised, 29 of whom are in intensive care and six on ventilators.
Marshall said 3508 people recovered from COVID in the past 24 hours, arguing “we’re really reducing the number of active cases by thousands each week”.
There are 27,991 active cases in South Australia.
Marshall said there were “no delays in getting a PCR test in SA at the moment”, urging people “if they have any symptoms whatsoever go and have that PCR test”.
The Premier said thxjmtzywe state’s COVID-Ready Committee would this week “be looking at a range of topics… as to how we may set about easing restrictions in SA”, with new modelling to be assessed of the likely impact of various measures.
