Coronavirus: WA records no new cases while COVID-positive man in stable condition at Fiona Stanley Hospital
WA has recorded another doughnut day, with zero new cases of COVID-19 reported overnight.
A traveller from India who tested positive for the virus while in hotel quarantine — and was rushed to the intensive care unit at Fiona Stanley Hospital yesterday afternoon — remains in a stable condition.
He is one of 20 active cases in the State right now.
Yesterday, 328 people were swabbed at WA Health COVID clinics, with a further 747 tested at private pathology clinics.
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The State’s total COVID-19 cases stands at 1013 — 984 of which have since recovered.
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The Health Department has administered 113,624 COVID-19 vaccinations, with 26,333 people now having received both doses.
Yesterday, 1011 people were vaccinated.
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