NSW records 34 deaths as hospitalisations stabilise
It's been another deadly day for NSW in the pandemic as the state recorded 34 more COVID related deaths and over 20,000 new cases. However, NSW's Chief Health Officer, Dr Kerry Chant, warns there could be another surge in cases as students return back to school.
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