@NSWHealth has tweeted "Today (Wednesday 2 February), NSW Health is reporting COVID-19 information for a 20-hour period from 8pm on 31 January to 4pm 1 February, instead of the usual 24-hour cycle. This is due to a change in our daily reporting cut-off from 8pm to 4pm, which was implemented yesterday."
Today (Wednesday 2 February), NSW Health is reporting COVID-19 information for a 20-hour period from 8pm on 31 January to 4pm 1 February, instead of the usual 24-hour cycle.
— NSW Health (@NSWHealth) February 2, 2022
This is due to a change in our daily reporting cut-off from 8pm to 4pm, which was implemented yesterday. pic.twitter.com/xvJIpWh5Um
From tomorrow (Thursday 3 February), we will once again be reporting a full 24-hour cycle, from 4pm to 4pm. Across NSW, more than 95% of people aged 16 and over have received a first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, and 94% have received two doses to Monday 31 January 2022.
— NSW Health (@NSWHealth) February 2, 2022