The number of new cases of COVID-19 has continued to fall in WA, although the latest update records seven more deaths.
WA Health reported 7,100 new cases as of 8pm on Saturday, down from 8,665 the day before.
Eight people with COVID-19 are in intensive care and 315 people have been admitted to hospital.
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The deaths, which date back to April 9, include a man in his 60s, a man and a woman in his 70s, a man in his 80s and two men and a woman in his 90s.
There are currently 62,604 active cases in Western Australia.
Of the daily cases, 2,523 were confirmed by PCR testing and the remaining 4,577 were self-reported positive antigen rapid tests.
The drop in reported cases comes amid growing concern about the impact the winter flu season could have on WA’s already expanding hospital system.
Prime Minister Mark McGowan has announced that Western Australians will soon have free access to flu vaccines.
WA lived last Monday the deadliest day of the pandemic, when 14 people died from the infection.