From Tuesday, there will be eased COVID-19 health measures for Perth and Peel.
Dancing, music festivals, major events, and standing consumption can resume, however, the mask mandate at indoor venues will continue.
The mask requirement will stay in place until 6pm Friday, and will be reviewed beforehand whether the restrictions will lift.
This comes following the state recording another two cases believed to be linked to an ongoing Delta outbreak.
The new cases are a 20-year-old unvaccinated male backpacker and his 24-year-old vaccinated female housemate.
Both cases are believed to be linked to the current Delta outbreak, and were infectious in the community.
For a full list of the exposure sites visit, Healthy WA.
There are still 23 close contacts and 219 casual contacts to be tested stemming from the Delta outbreak, with the government considering a pop-up testing clinic at a backpacker hostel.
3,423 people were tested for COVID-19 in WA on Sunday.
Proof of vaccination will also now be required at a number of higher risk venues and events including:
- Nightclubs
- Music festivals and major events, of more than 500 patrons - where mask wearing will also be required outdoors
- Pubs, taverns, hotels (hospitality) and special facility licenses with more than 500 capacity, or these specific licensed venues that trade after midnight
- Events with an occasional liquor license
- The Crown gaming floor
For more information on how to prove your vaccination status go to, www.WA.gov.au
