Melbourne record another two positive Covid cases as Woolworths, two swimming pools and a bakery are among more venues on red alert
- Victorian Health Department named four more locations after one new infection
- Locations: Woolworths Broadmeadows Central and Ferguson Plarre Bakehouses
- Pools: Elite Swimming Pascoe Vale and Oak Park Sports and Aquatic Centre
- Anyone who has visited these four location should get tested and self-isolate
- Victoria was placed on a five day lockdown since 11.59pm on Friday
Melbourne has recorded two new local cases of Covid-19 and identified a number of potential exposure sites.
Victoria’s list of COVID-19 exposure sites are growing longer as the Health Department named four more locations after one new infection was detected on Saturday.
A man from Point Cook contracted the virus from an exiting case.
Victorian Health Department named four more locations after one new infection was detected adding a Woolworths (pictured), two swimming pools and a bakery to the list
Four venues were added to Victoria’s ‘tier 1’ public exposure sites were listed on Sunday morning. Pictured: woman walking in Melbourne park
The entire state was plunged into lockdown from 11.59pm on Friday in response to an outbreak at Melbourne Airport’s Holiday Inn, which has grown to 13 cases.
Four venues were added to Victoria’s ‘tier 1’ public exposure sites on Sunday morning.
Elite Swimming Pascoe Vale, Pascoe Vale from 5pm to 6pm on February 8
Woolworths Broadmeadows Central, Pascoe Vale Road from 12.15pm to 12.30pm on February 9
Ferguson Plarre Bakehouses, Broadmeadows from 12.30pm to 12.45pm on February 9
Oak Park Sports and Aquatic Centre, Pascoe Vale from 4pm to 7.30pm on February 10
Included on the list is the Elite Swimming Pascoe Vale (pictured)
Anyone who has visited these sites is urged to self-isolate for 14 days and get a COVID-19 test.
For more information on the full list of exposure sites visit the Victorian Health Department.