Can I get a beer, a takeout coffee or exercise indoors? Everything you need to know about the new restrictions placed on FOUR Sydney hotpots homes
Residents of four Sydney local government areas have been warned not to leave their homes.
NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian imposed the stay-at-home orders on Friday morning after the state recorded 11 new local Covid-19 cases with a further 17 to be included in tomorrow’s numbers.
Residents in the hotspot suburbs in the Woollahra, Randwick, Waverly and City of Sydney local government areas are allowed to leave home for work, education, essential shopping, care-giving and exercise in groups of ten or less.
‘If you live or work in those Local Government Areas, you need to stay at home unless absolutely necessary,’ Ms Berejiklian said.
Sydney’s latest outbreak, which has caused 42 infections and led to mandated mask-wearing, was sparked by a limo driver who was unvaccinated and not wearing an N95 mask when he collected flight crew.
So, in the four local government council areas of Woollahra, Waverley, Randwick, and the city of Sydney, if you live or work in those local government areas, you need to stay at home unless absolutely necessary. The necessary reasons include if you can’t work
from home, and you have to work outside of home, if you can’t get educated at home and you have to get educated outside of home, if you exercise outside, although we don’t want any more groups than 10, exercising outside, and if you need to provide care or compassion to a relative, and fourthly, of course, if you need to buy essential goods