NSW records 10th consecutive day with no local coronavirus cases

New South Wales has recorded its 10th day in a row without community transmission of COVID-19.

There were four cases in returned travellers in hotel quarantine.

NSW Health is contacting people who have recently arrived in the state from South Australia.

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"Passengers on recent flights to both Sydney and Broken Hill are being provided with NSW Health advice and are alerted to a number of venues of concern in Adelaide," NSW Health's Dr Jeremy McAnulty said.

Dr McAnulty also said anyone arriving from Adelaide is being screened at the airport, and people from South Australia are being asked to monitor any symptoms.

Despite other states and territories slamming their borders shut to South Australia after an outbreak in Adelaide's north, NSW is still accepting visitors.

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian said yesterday the state must learn to live with the pandemic and manage spikes as the occur.

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