Introduction:
Stay informed with our comprehensive weekly COVID-19 update, featuring the latest case numbers and key statistics from across Australian states and territories. As of Friday, September 8, 2023, we have provided you with a snapshot of the current situation. Please note that some regions are still awaiting updates, and this article will be continually refreshed throughout the day.
ACT (Australian Capital Territory):
Last week, the ACT reported 158 new COVID-19 cases. Currently, six individuals are hospitalized with COVID-19, with one in intensive care. Sadly, one new death has been recorded. [Source: ACT Health]
New South Wales:
New South Wales has reported 1,919 new COVID-19 cases, a slight increase from the previous week’s total of 1,917. Hospitalizations stand at 607 cases, with 13 individuals in intensive care. Tragically, there have been 12 new deaths. [Source: NSW Health]
Northern Territory: We are still awaiting the latest figures for the Northern Territory. Please check back for updates.
Queensland:
Queensland now reports COVID-19 statistics based on a seven-day rolling average system. As of September 5, there were an average of 91 daily cases, a decrease from the previous week’s average of 149. The state has seen a seven-day rolling average of zero deaths, with 88 patients in hospitals and one in intensive care. [Source: Federal Department of Health and Aged Care]
South Australia:
We are still awaiting the latest figures for South Australia. Please check back for updates.
Tasmania:
We are still awaiting the latest figures for Tasmania. Please check back for updates.
Victoria:
In the week from September 1 to September 7, Victoria reported 605 new cases, reflecting a 36 percent decrease from the previous week. On average, there were four deaths per day during this period. The state also recorded a seven-day rolling average of 114 patients hospitalized with the virus and five people in intensive care. [Source: Victoria Department of Health]
Western Australia:
We are still awaiting the latest figures for Western Australia. Please check back for updates.
Conclusion:
Stay informed about the evolving COVID-19 situation in Australia by regularly checking our updated article. We provide you with the latest statistics and case numbers from various states and territories, ensuring you stay well-informed during these challenging times. Keep an eye out for continuous updates as more data becomes available.
