NSW Health issues more urgent coronavirus exposure site alerts

NSW has identified a number of new sites associated with cases of COVID‑19 but officials have pinpointed one key venue of concern.

NSW Health has identified a number of new and updated sites associated with confirmed cases of COVID‑19 but officials have pinpointed one key venue of concern.

The Campsie Centre Shopping Mall was visited by confirmed cases of COVID‑19 and onwards transmission has been detected.

Anyone who attended the mall in Campsie, 4-28 Amy Street, from Wednesday, 14 July to

Saturday 24 July (inclusive), is considered a close contact and must immediately get tested and isolate for 14 days from this day, regardless of the result, and call 1800 943 553 unless they have already been contacted by NSW Health.

A number of other sites in Campsie and Enfield have been identified as close contact venues.

• CAMPSIE: Campsie Growers Market, 14-28 Amy Street, Thursday, 22 July 6:00am to 6:00pm, Friday 23 July

6:00am to 4:00pm

• CAMPSIE: The World of Fruit, 224 Beamish St, Monday 19 July, 3:00pm to 4:00pm, Tuesday 20 July, 11:00am to 12:00pm, Thursday 22 July, 7:00am to 7:00pm, Friday 23 July, 7:00am to 7:00pm

• CAMPSIE: Man Hing Chinese Takeaway, Campsie Centre, 14-28 Amy Street, Friday 16 July, 11:00am to 2:00pm, Saturday 17 July, 11:00am to 2:00pm, Sunday 18 July, 11:00am to 2:00pm, Monday 19 July, 11:00am to 2:00pm, Tuesday 20 July,11:00am to 2:00pm

• ENFIELD: Produce Pet and Garden Supplies, 56 Coronation Parade, Saturday 17 July 11:35am to 11:50am

Campsie Centre Shopping Mall was exposed to Covid-19 for 11 days, a new health alert has revealed.

Additional dates and times for previously announced venues of concern have also been revealed. Anyone who attended the Triple 333 Medical Centre in Merrylands, 333 Merrylands Road, on Sunday 18 July, all day, is a close contact and must immediately get tested and isolate until a negative result is received.

A number of casual contact sites were also included in the updated list, including a Woolworths in Prospect and Fairfield Heights, Centrelink in Parramatta and an Aldi in Guildford.

The full list of exposure sites can be viewed on NSW Health’s website.

⚠️PUBLIC HEALTH ALERT – VENUES OF CONCERN⚠️
NSW Health has been notified of a number of new and updated venues of concern associated with confirmed cases of COVID 19. pic.twitter.com/HYsgLoq4t7

— NSW Health (@NSWHealth) July 26, 2021

Seven more urgent NSW site alerts

NSW Health sent out the alerts on Monday afternoon, warning anyone who had visited the following sites at the times listed were close contacts and needed to get tested and isolate immediately for 14 days, regardless of the result.

• TOUKLEY: H & R Block, 1/266 Main Road, Friday July 23 between 1.40pm and 2.15pm
• LAKEMBA: BD Fresh Vegetable Grocery, 2/52 Railway Parade, Sunday July 18 between 9.20am and 11am, Sunday July 18 between 3pm and 3.15pm, Monday July 19 between 10.40am and 11am
• LAKEMBA: Ahmad Chami Butchery, Shop 5, 60A The Boulevard, Monday July 19 between 1pm and 2pm
• LAKEMBA: Good Price Supermarket, 32 Haldon Street, Sunday July 18 between 4pm and 4.15pm

A Chemist Warehouse is among seven more sites in NSW where positive Covid-19 cases have visited. Picture: NCA NewsWire/Ian Currie

• BEAUMONT HILLS: Chemist Warehouse, 70 The Parkway, Monday July 19 between 10.50am and 7.20pm, Tuesday July 20 between 2.20pm and 10.50pm, Wednesday July 21 between 2.40pm and 10.40pm, Thursday July 22 between 2.30pm and 10.30pm, Friday July 23 between 10.50am and 7.20pm
• CAMPSIE: Jin Mart, 10 London Street, Monday July 19 between 1.50pm and 1.55pm
• MASCOT: DHL Express, 3 Keith Smith Ave, Sunday July 18 between 6.15pm and 12am, Monday July 19 between 12am and 2.30am, Monday July 19 between 12.45pm and 9pm

NSW recorded 145 new local cases of Covid-19 on Monday. Picture: NCA Newswire /Gaye Gerard

NSW recorded 145 cases on Monday, the state’s second worst day of cases in the outbreak despite a month-long lockdown. Ten people have now died.

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian had been hoping to see a downturn in cases over the weekend and early this week due to the stricter restrictions introduced a week ago.

Instead, the state’s five-day average rose up to 135 cases on Sunday after there was a record 163 cases on Saturday and 144 cases on Sunday.

NSW Health also added more exposure dates and times to previously added virus hot spots.

Anyone who attended the following venues at the times listed is a close contact and must get tested and isolate for 14 days, regardless of the result.

• LAKEMBA: Exim Supermarket, 70 Haldon Street, Monday July 19 between 2pm and 3pm
• CAMPSIE: 85 Degrees Daily Cafe, 216 Beamish Street, Sunday July 18 between 2pm and 3pm, Monday July 19 between 1.25pm and 1.30pm
• CAMPSIE: Campsie Growers Market, Campsie Centre Shop, 5/14-28 Amy Street, Friday July 16 between 5.30am and 6pm, Saturday July 17 between 5.30am and 6pm, Sunday July 18 between 5.30am and 6pm, Monday July 19 between 5.30am and 6pm, Tuesday July 20 between 5.30am and 6pm
• LAKEMBA: Haldon Street Medical Practice, 99/101 Haldon Street, Sunday July 18 between 9am and 3pm, Monday July 19 between 8.15am and 6pm, Tuesday July 20 between 8.15am and 11am, Wednesday July 21 between 10am and 11am.