Sandringham Dry Cleaners among new Covid exposure sites in Vic
After Victoria recorded another Covid-19 case linked to the Sydney outbreak, a raft of new exposure sites have been released.
A dry cleaners in Melbourne’s southwest is among the list of new Covid-19 exposure sites, after another case linked to Sydney’s Delta cluster was confirmed on Thursday night.
The Sandringham Dry Cleaners is the only new Tier 1 exposure venue, with anyone who visited the business on June 21, 22 and 23 ordered to get tested immediately and quarantine for 14 days from exposure.
A number of Tier 2 and Tier 3 sites were released on Thursday night as well.
Anyone who visited a Tier 2 site has been told to get tested urgently and isolate until a negative result is received.
Anyone who visited a Tier 3 site should monitor for symptoms.
Tier 1
- Sandringham Dry Cleaners, 36 Bay Road, June 21, 9am - 4pm
- Sandringham Dry Cleaners, 36 Bay Road, June 22, 10am - 3pm
- Sandringham Dry Cleaners, 36 Bay Road, June 23, 7.30am - 5.30pm
Tier 2
- Jetstar Flight JQ523 Sydney to Melbourne, June 20, 5.30pm - 7.05pm
- Melbourne Airport Terminal 4, June 20, 6.55pm - 7.40pm
- PTV 901 Bus, Melbourne Airport/Grants Rd to Broadmeadows Station, June 20, 7.42pm - 7.55pm
- Metro Train (inbound) Broadmeadows Station to Flinders St Station, June 20, 8.15pm - 8.38pm
- Metro Train (outbound) Flinders St Station to Oakleigh Station, June 20, 8.52pm - 9.15pm
- Coles Oakleigh Central, June 20, 9.15pm - 9.45pm
- Woolworths Burwood East - 42-50 Burwood Hwy, June 21, 5.30pm - 6.15pm
- Autograph - Forest Hill Chase Shopping Centre, June 22, 11.50am - 1pm
- Colonial Fruit Company - Forest Hill Chase Shopping Centre, June 22, 12.30pm - 1.10pm
- Yang Yang Asian Grocery - Forest Hill Chase Shopping Centre, June 22, 12.40pm - 1.20pm
- Black Rock Convenience Store - 185 Bluff Rd, June 23, 10am - 10.20am
- Black Rock Convenience Store - 185 Bluff Rd, June 23, 5.05pm - 5.20pm
Tier 3
- Broadmedows Train Station, June 20, 7.55pm-8.15pm
- Flinders St Train Station, June 20, 8.38pm - 8.52pm
- Oakleigh Train Station, June 20, 9.15pm - 9.30pm
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