South Australia on Track for Zero Virus Cases

South Australia on Track for Zero Virus Cases
A person exercises at Bronte Beach on April 28 in Sydney, Australia, where social distancing rules are still in place.
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South Australia (SA) has now gone five days with zero new cases of the CCP virus—a milestone since the outbreak began.
The state has had a total of 438 cases, and health officials said 95 percent of these cases have recovered with just 20 active cases remaining. A 68-year-old man and a 75-year-old man, remain in a critical condition.
Jessie Zhang
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Jessie Zhang is a reporter based in Sydney, Australia, covering news on health and science.
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