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The Northern Territory has recorded zero new local COVID-19 cases overnight.
Chief Minister Michael Gunner today said more than 2,500 tests have come back negative in the past 24 hours. It s negative, in all the right areas, Mr Gunner said.
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Michael Gunner said no new cases have been recorded in the NT and signs of stamping out the virus were encouraging.(Nine) There s been a significant amount of work to reclassify close contacts and casual contacts to really hone in on that 17 hour period.
Mr Gunner said of 37, close contacts of existing cases had been identified, 26 of which returned negative tests and 11 are pending.
03:39 EDT, 4 July 2021
A young woman has spat on staff at a Darwin bar after refusing a request to wear a face mask in line with post-lockdown restrictions.
NT Police Commissioner Jamie Chalker says workers at The Tap on Mitchell Street asked the 22-year-old to put on her mask on Saturday night.
She allegedly responded by spitting on them and is likely to be criminally charged. That behaviour is completely and utterly disgusting, Mr Chalker told reporters on Sunday. That individual will be facing criminal charges as well as being fined for breaching CHO directions.
Face masks remain mandatory in some settings including venues in Darwin and Alice Springs until Friday.
NT woman faces criminal charges after spitting on bar staff over mask rule
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