Bunnings and Dan Murphy’s among new Sydney coronavirus exposure sites

Coronavirus transmission inside a Sydney soccer club has been confirmed as a Bunnings and Dan Murphy’s are added to the city’s growing exposure site list.

A health alert has been issued for Club Marconi at Bossley Park for Friday June 25 and Saturday June 26.

Anybody on the premises (excluding the games room and or bistro) on June 25 between 2pm and 8pm or on June 26 (excluding the game room) between between 10.30am and 6.00pm is considered a close contact and must isolate immediately.

Close contacts must get tested and remain in isolation regardless of the result.

Bunnings in Ashfield has also been listed a close contact site.

If you were on Monday July 5 between 3.50pm and 4.05pm or on June 24 between 12pm to 8pm, you must isolate.

A Dan Murphy’s, Supercheap Auto and Commonwealth Bank have also been added to the list of close contact sites during a number of dates between last week between Thursday July 3 and Sunday July 5.

Transmission also occurred at four other venues in western Sydney, anyone having visited the below sites must immediately seek testing and isolate for a full 14 days:

Anyone at the venues and times above is also a close contact and must get tested and isolate for 14 days. Previously, visitors were considered casual contacts.

More sites were added to NSW Health’s close contact list this afternoon:

Again, anyone at those venues at the times listed must get a test and isolate for two weeks.