Elated Sydneysiders celebrated the end of almost four months of coronavirus lockdown on Monday, putting behind them a period of “blood, sweat and no beers” in Australia’s largest city.
Elated Sydneysiders yesterday celebrated the end of almost four months of COVID-19 lockdown, putting behind them a period of “blood, sweat and no beers” in Australia’s largest city.
Sydney’s more than 5 million residents were subjected to a 106-day lockdown, designed to limit the march of the highly transmissible Delta variant of SARS-CoV-2.
With new infections falling New South Wales state recorded 496 cases yesterday and more than 70 percent of over-16s fully vaccinated, the city is dusting off the cobwebs.
From midnight, pubs, restaurants and cafes began throwing open their doors to anyone who could prove they were vaccinated.
They included
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