As of Tuesday ,17 November, The total number of confirmed cases is 27, 728 cases, 4495 in the new state, Victoria 20, 345 cases, 1185 in Queensland, 787 cases in Western Australia, 114 cases of capital territory, 526 cases in South Australia, 46 cases in the North Territory, There were 230 cases in Tazhou.
A total of 907 new crown death ,53 in Xinzhou ,819 in Virginia ,6 in Queensland ,9 in Western Australia ,3 in Capital Territory ,4 in South Australia and 13 in Tazhou.
New State: No local cases for 10 consecutive days
Xinzhou today is the 10th day in a row, no new cases of local new crown, but authorities take advantage of South Australia's growing infection cluster, call on the public not to relax their vigilance.
The state had 8588 new crown tests within 24 hours of 8 p.m. Monday, with four hotel-segregated travelers testing positive.
New state acting chief medical officer (Jeremy McAnulty) warned that it was not a time for new state people to be complacent and noted that although there had been no recent local confirmed cases, past experience had shown that even if there had been no confirmed cases for several days in a row, it could have been because the virus was still spreading, but the symptoms were mild.
Victoria :18 consecutive days
Virginia today is 18 consecutive days without new confirmed cases and death cases.
Weizhou yesterday carried out more than 17000 new crown tests, much more than the previous day nearly 11000 times.
There are currently three active cases in Virginia, of which two are in need of hospitalization.
South Australia :3 new cases, infection cluster up to 22 cases
South Australia yesterday added three confirmed cases. This case is also related to the known infection cluster, which has now risen to 22 confirmed cases.
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Earlier this morning, South Australian Governor Marshall (Steven Marshall) announced a new case in the state, confirmed by close contact with the Parafi cluster of cases. Later, however, the federal health minister (Greg Hunt) said South Australia had actually added three cases today.
All three new cases today come from the same family and close contacts, with no other spread in the community.
Acting chief medical officer, Michael Kidd, said this morning that the next 24 to 48 hours would be crucial for the state and thanked all residents of South Australia who had lined up for the new crown test yesterday. I believe many people will take the test today.
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Victoria and Nova Scotia have also stepped up surveillance of passengers from South Australia.
