Coronavirus cases in South Australia rise by two as Adelaide Airport cluster grows

South Australian health authorities say the state has recorded its "best results" in three weeks in terms of combating coronavirus, with only two new cases in the past 24 hours. The total number of cases currently stands at 409, with a person in their 40s and another in their 60s the latest to be diagnosed. Eleven new cases were identified yesterday, following previous daily numbers in the high 30s. While SA Health said it was a good result, it also warned of the need to keep current restrictions in place and said the number could rise again soon. "We obviously are pleased. In terms of preventing illness, we're very happy that we're not seeing the scenes that we have in Europe and the US," Deputy Chief Public Health Officer Michael Cusack said.

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