Woman arrested in Adelaide Hills for refusing to wear face mask at supermarket
ABCA 56-year-old woman has been arrested after allegedly refusing to wear a mask inside a supermarket in the Adelaide Hills. Key points: Masks must be worn indoor public spaces in South Australia A woman at a supermarket has refused to wear one after being warned by police More new COVID cases will be announced later this morning Patrols were called to the store in Littlehampton about 11:30am on Wednesday, after a woman allegedly continued to shop after staff had asked her to wear a mask. Cases to be announced later this morning South Australia's Premier said there had been "no serious escalation" in COVID–19 cases in South Australia overnight. Premier Steven Marshall said cases in the "ones and twos" would no longer be announced more often than daily, especially if they were connected with a known case. SA Health has extended the opening hours of testing clinics at Port Adelaide and Mile End and set up another at Lot Fourteen on the old Royal Adelaide Hospital site in the Adelaide CBD for people who have been told by contact-tracers to get tested urgently.
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