Coronavirus outbreak: Australia to maintain COVID-19 restrictions for at least four more weeks

Australia’s Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Thursday that the country will keep restrictions on public movement for at least four more weeks.
Australia has avoided high numbers of COVID-19 deaths after closing its borders and imposing strict social distancing measures for the past month.
The country has seen a total of around 6,500 infections and 63 deaths.
Morrison said the rules would not be relaxed until national testing capacity has been increased, contract tracing of known COVID-19 cases expanded and a response to any future outbreak fully prepared.