ACT records 32 new cases, 6 are unlinked

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ACT records 32 new cases, 6 are unlinked

Sept. 25, 2021 - 11:57 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

The ACT has recorded 32 new locally acquired cases of COVID-19. At least 24 of those cases spent some time infectious in the community. Chief minister Andrew Barr says he's pleased with vaccination rates but has refused to rule out mandatory vaccinations for high risk workers.

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