Victoria records nine new cases of coronavirus overnight and no deaths as Dan Andrews threatens to extend restrictions after heatwave bad behaviour
Victoria recorded nine new coronavirus infections and no deaths overnight as Premier Daniel Andrews pleaded for residents to 'stay the course'. The 14-day rolling average of COVID-19 infections dropped to 11.6 for metropolitan Melbourne on Monday, while regional Victoria rose from 0.2 to 0.3. Mr Andrews implored residents to continue following the rules after large groups at beaches and parks flouted coronavirus restrictions in recent days. 'We are so, so close. Let's not any of us do anything that might undermine the very positive numbers,' he told reporters on Sunday. Victoria reported nine new coronavirus infetions on Monday. Pictured: Police patrol at St Kilda Beach in Melbourne during hot weather on Saturday Three women sunbathe in their COVIDSafe bubbles at St Kilda on Saturday 'Once we get them low, we can keep them low and we can open up again. 'If we don't do anything silly or anything selfish right now.' Police patrolled St Kilda Beach a