Victoria has recorded a big drop in Covid-19 cases, with infections on Sunday the lowest they’ve been since late September.
Victoria has recorded 905 new locally acquired Covid-19 infections on Sunday and four more deaths.
It’s the state’s lowest daily infection rate since September 26 when 695 cases were recorded.
There are 394 Victorians in hospital — 75 of those in intensive care and 46 on a ventilator.
A total of 64,218 tests were processed on Saturday.
About 87 per cent of Victorians aged older than 12 are fully vaccinated.
The state’s 90 per cent double-dose vaccination rate was predicted to be achieved about November 24.
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews previously flagged there would be ‘no caps anywhere’ beyond November 24.
“There will be no density limits anywhere,” he said.
“Masks will only be required in high-risk indoor settings, such as public transport, prisons, hospitals, aged care, to give you some examples.
“I want to see 80,000 plus people at the Boxing (Day) Test on day one.
“It won’t be easy, but we are very confident, very, very confident that we will be able to deliver that.”
Originally published as Victoria records 905 new local cases of coronavirus, four more deaths
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