Live breaking news: NSW Health adds more Sydney venues to virus exposure list

NSW has added several new venues to Sydney coronavirus exposure sites and put new suburbs in alert because of sewage fragments.

More NSW venues have been added to Sydney's growing list and suburbs have been put on high alert.

 

NSW announced the new venues this evening and reveal coronavirus fragments had been detected in sewage in Marrickville.

Queenslanders are being told they must quarantine if they've been to a venue connected to the Sydney coronavirus case.

Queensland's Chief Health Officer Dr Jeannette Young also put out a statement this evening stressing people must home quarantine and get tested tomorrow morning.

A man in his 50s is from Sydney’s east had been “very active in the community” while infected.

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian said the new case was a "wake-up call" after she'd seen people in the state become complacent.

The man visited a number of venues across Sydney while potentially infectious, in Bondi Junction, Rushcutters Bay, Silverwater, Annandale, Casula, Mascot, Double Bay, Brookvale and Moore Park.

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