Victoria records two new Covid cases with one visiting a major shopping centre and a Woolworths while infectious
- Victoria has recorded two new locally acquired Covid cases on Saturday
- Both are linked to existing clusters in the state but only one was isolating
- The other visited a shopping centre in Melbourne’s east and a Woolworths
- Anyone who visited either exposure site has been asked to isolate for 14 days
Victoria has recorded two new local Covid cases on Saturday after lifting many of its restrictions earlier this week.
While one of those cases was in quarantine throughout their infectious period, the other was not and visited a shopping centre in Melbourne’s east.
Anyone who visited the Woolworths store in Devon Plaza, Doncaster, on Wednesday July 28 from 10:20am to 11:25am must get tested immediately and quarantine for 14 days.
While one of those cases was in quarantine throughout their infectious period, the other was not and visited a shopping centre in Melbourne’s east
The venue is now a Tier 1 exposure site. Both of the cases are linked to known outbreaks.
More than 32,000 Covid tests were carried out on Friday with an impressive 19,502 vaccine doses administered.