DETAILS OF THE PARAFIELD COVID-19 OUTBREAK IN SA
* South Australia to go into a six-day lockdown from midnight with wide-ranging restrictions.
* The "circuit-breaker" measure will be followed by another eight days of some restrictions.
* Schools, universities, pubs, restaurants, cafes, factories, shopping centres and food courts will close.
* People will be required to stay home or only leave to get a COVID-19 test or to obtain groceries.
* All weddings, funerals and sport will be banned and aged care homes will go into lockdown.
* Masks will be mandatory outside the home.
* Regional travel will be banned, with anyone currently on holiday having until midnight to determine where they will stay for the next six days.
* The Parafield cluster has grown by two cases to 22 but seven more people are awaiting test results.
* More than 4000 people are in quarantine or home isolation.
* The outbreak was sparked by a woman who worked as a cleaner in the Peppers Hotel, one of Adelaide's quarantine facilities, who may have picked up the virus from a surface.
* The first case was identified when an 81-year-old woman tested positive at the Lyell McEwin Hospital on Saturday.
* Thousands have flocked to testing stations around Adelaide with more than 5000 swabs taken on Monday and more than 6000 on Tuesday.
* Staffing and hours to be expanded at testing stations with SA's contact tracing resources also boosted.
