Positive COVID-19 case recorded at St Agatha’s Catholic Church in Pennant Hills
NSW Health has issued an alert after a positive coronavirus case attended mass over two days at a church in Sydney’s north west.
NSW Health has issued an alert after a positive coronavirus case attended mass on two occasions at a church in Sydney’s north west.
People who attended early masses at St Agatha’s in Pennant Hills on Wednesday and Thursday this week are being asked to be alert for symptoms.
One of the 10 positive cases recorded overnight attended the masses from 6.30am and 7am on both these days, NSW Health said.
The church has been closed for cleaning.
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