NSW has recorded 9995 new cases of Covid-19 and 14 deaths on Thursday as the state moves closer to relaxing restrictions.
The update from NSW Health is a slight drop in infections after the state recorded 10,463 cases on Wednesday and 8201 on Tuesday.
Hospitalisations are continuing to fall with 1447 patients now in hospital, including 92 in ICU.
On Wednesday there were 1478 people in hospital. The number of people in ICU remains the same.
Of Thursday’s new cases, 5747 results were from rapid antigen tests and 4248 were the result of PCR.
Across the state, 94.2 per cent of people aged over 16 have had two doses of the Covid-19 vaccine, and 49.7 per cent are triple vaccinated.
Meanwhile, 83.5 per cent of children aged 12 to 15 have had one dose of a vaccine and 78.9 per cent are fully vaccinated.
Of children aged five to 11, 46 per cent have received a Covid-19 jab.
The current Covid-19 restrictions across the state are set to end on February 28, including mandatory QR check-in requirements for pubs, clubs and bars.
The rules also include indoor mask mandates, density limits and a ban on singing and dancing.
Check-in rules at venues such as supermarkets, offices and retail shops are also due to expire come February 28.
