Bunbury cluster continues to grow as WA confirms 24 new cases overnight.

Mark McGowan has confirmed Western Australia has recorded a further 24 new cases overnight.

9 of the 24 cases are reported to be a part of the Bunbury cluster, 1 case is currently not linked to any current outbreaks and the remaining cases are said to be within the Perth region.

There are currently 132 confirmed active cases in WA. Of these, 23 are in hotel quarantine, 109 are in self-quarantine. One case remains in hospital in ICU.

Exposure sites: Latest WA Exposure Sites

Western Australia Vaccination Update

As of this morning, 90% of Western Australians aged 12 and over are now double dose vaccinated against COVID-19.

Mr McGowan has reiterated with Omicron continuing to spread in the WA community, it’s even more vital Western Australians roll up for their third COVID-19 vaccination dose.

WA is currently at a third dose vaccination rate of 31%.

From Monday, 31 January, any Western Australian over the age of 18 will be eligible for their third dose within three months of their second dose.

Book your vaccination: Rollup For WA

For further government updates visit wa.gov.au.

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