ACT Health will no longer issue daily coronavirus case updates unless there are new developments, as the territory notched 25 successive days without an active case.
More than 17,000 people have been tested for COVID-19 in the ACT, with the 305 negative test results received in the past 24 hours bringing the total to 17,267.
The ACT's total coronavirus cases remains at 107 - 104 people have recovered and three people have died.
Canberra has had its busiest period of testing in the past few days since it began in February - 494 were tested on Thursday and 379 the previous day.
Sign of the times (in a good way!). ACT Health will no longer be issuing daily updates on COVID-19 cases unless there are "developments" (presumably, new cases). Territory hasn't recorded a new case for more than three weeks @canberratimes
— Dan Jervis-Bardy (@D_JervisBardy) May 29, 2020
Despite the lack of active cases the community is reminded not to get complacent as restrictions ease from Saturday.
Anyone with symptoms should present for testing.
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