REGULARLY UPDATED: All public exposure sites declared across the Territory
Several Covid-19 public exposure sites across the Territory have been declared, to allow authorities to trace any potential spread of the virus. Here is the FULL LIST.
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THE NT government has declared several Covid-19 public exposure sites across the Territory, to allow authorities to trace any potential spread of the virus.
The NT News is regularly updating this list. Last updated: July 1, 9.30pm.
CLOSE CONTACTS (HIGH RISK)
People who have visited these sites during these times must immediately self-quarantine at their residence or suitable accommodation, contact the Covid-19 Hotline on 1800 490 484 and identify as a close contact.
They must then get tested and undertake 14 days of quarantine. Any close contacts of people who were at the gold mine must also self-isolate and get tested.
Newmont Corporation Granites Gold Mine – 12pm Friday, June 18 to Friday, June 25
Alice Springs Airport Cafe – Friday, June 25 – 9.20am to 3.50pm
Buff Club, Stuart Park – Friday, June 25 – 3.30pm to 8pm
Zumba class, Palmerston Recreation Centre – Saturday, June 26 – 9am to 9.30am
CASUAL CONTACTS (MEDIUM RISK)
People who have visited these sites during these times must immediately self-quarantine at their residence or suitable accommodation, contact the Covid-19 Hotline on 1800 490 484 and identify as a casual contact.
They must then get tested and remain in self-quarantine until a negative test is returned, even if they are an essential worker.
Alice Springs Airport departure/arrival lounge only – Friday, June 25 – 9.20am to 3.50pm
Corner Store Friendly Grocer, Stuart Park – Friday, June 25 – 3.20pm to 3.30pm
Bunnings Bagot Rd, Coconut Grove – Saturday, June 26 – 10.30am to 10.40am
Commonwealth Bank, Smith St, Darwin CBD – Saturday, June 26 – 11.30am to 11.45am
BWS drive-through, Parap Rd, Parap – Saturday, June 26 – 11.50am to 12.10pm
Reboot your Loot, City of Palmerston car park – Saturday, June 26 – 7.45am to 8.45am
Female public toilet, 1 Chung Wah Tce, Palmerston – Saturday, June 26 – 8.45am to 8.50am
Reboot your Loot, City of Palmerston car park – Saturday, June 26 – 9.30am to 9.45am
Rockman’s, Gateway Shopping Centre – Saturday, June 26 – 12pm to 12.10pm
Big W pet section, Gateway Shopping Centre – Saturday, June 26 – 12pm to 12.10pm
Hoskings Jewellers, Gateway Shopping Centre – Saturday, June 26 – 12.05pm to 12.15pm
Woolworths, Gateway Shopping Centre – Saturday, June 26 – 12.10pm to 1.20pm
Pharmacy 4 Less, Gateway Shopping Centre- Saturday, June 26 – 1.20pm to 1.25pm
Gateway Shopping Centre underground car park – Saturday, June 26 – 1.20pm to 1.30pm
Corner Store Friendly Grocer, Stuart Park – Sunday, June 27 – 12.18pm to 12.35pm
LOW RISK
People who have visited these sites during these times must monitor for Covid-19 symptoms for 14 days. If symptoms develop, self-quarantine, get tested and remain in isolation until a negative test is returned.
Darwin International Airport– Friday, June 25 – between 1.30pm to 3.35pm
Gateway Shopping Centre – Saturday, June 26 – between 12pm to 1.30pm
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