https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-08-24/nsw-records-753-covid-19-cases/100401432NSW records 753 COVID cases,
reaches 6 million vaccinations mark
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Premier Gladys Berejiklian says she will announce later this week what COVID restrictions will ease for fully vaccinated people next month after NSW reached 6 million jabs and recorded 753 new cases.
Ms Berejiklian said she was "deeply grateful" that NSW had reached the milestone of 6 million vaccinations.
"I look forward to making the announcement on Thursday or Friday this week as to what fully vaccinated people will be able to do from the month of September because of the target we have set," she said.
"Thank you to everybody who has stepped up and got the job. That equates to 60 per cent of our population across the state with at least one dose."
However, she wouldn't be drawn on whether that new freedom would also apply to the 12 local government areas (LGAs) of concern.
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The Premier pointed to ongoing suburbs of concern, warning residents to assume they have COVID-19 or those around them are infected with the virus.
"Suburbs of concern remain Auburn, Maryland, Yagoona, Guildford, Punchbowl, Blacktown and surrounding areas."
Of the 753 locally acquired cases, 283 were from Western Sydney Local Health District (LHD), 233 were from South Western Sydney LHD, 73 were from Sydney LHD.