Woolworths stores and a Nandos are among a number of new locations added to Sydney’s list of COVID exposure sites, as NSW continues to battle a surging outbreak of the virus.
A number of extra bus routes have also been added to the list and more virus fragments have been detected in wastewater across Sydney.
The new locations come after NSW recorded a further 16 cases on Wednesday, which includes 13 since 8pm on Tuesday.
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Major restrictions have been rolled out across the Greater Sydney area after the surge in cases.
They came into effect from 4pm on Wednesday and are expected to last for at least a week.
The restrictions include a limit on five visitors to households, including children, and masks mandatory in all indoor non-residential settings.
On Wednesday afternoon the exposure list was expanded to include a number of new venues and bus routes.
Close contacts
Those who have been to the following venues or on the bus routes at the times listed are considered a close contact.
They must immediately “call NSW Health on 1800 943 553, get tested and isolate for 14 days, regardless of the result”.
Wetherill Park, Nandos – Stockland Wetherill Park Shopping Centre on 561 – 583 Polding Street on Sunday 20 June between 6pm – 7pm
Surry Hills, Lumiere Café on 13/425 Bourke Street on Monday 21 June between 1pm – 2pm
Redfern, Bamboo Thai on 298 Chalmers Street on Monday 21 June between 6.15pm – 7.10pm
Parramatta to Pennant Hills, 600 Bus, From O’Connell Street (outside Bankwest Stadium) to Pennant Hills Station on Sunday 20 June which departed 4.04pm – arrived 4.50pm
Parramatta to Rouse Hill, 665 Bus, From Parramatta Station to Rouse Hill Station on Sunday 20 June which departed 7.30pm – arrived 7.56pm
Rouse Hill to Parramatta, 665 Bus, From Rouse Hill Station to Parramatta Station on Sunday 20 June which departed 8.20pm – arrived 8.45pm
Parramatta to Rouse Hill, 665 Bus , From Parramatta Station to Rouse Hill Station on Sunday 20 June which departed 9pm – arrived 9.26pm
NSW Health said it has “also upgraded its health advice for the following venue”.
“Anyone who attended at the times listed is now considered a close contact and must immediately call NSW Health on 1800 943 553, get tested and isolate for 14 days, regardless of the result.”
Spring Farm, Woolworths on 254 Richardson Road on Sunday 20 June at 9.30am – 11.30am
Casual contacts
People who have been to the following venues at the times listed are considered a casual contact.
They must “immediately get tested and self-isolate until a negative result is received”.
Bondi Beach, Woolworths Metro on 184 Campbell Parade on Sunday 20 June between 1pm – 1.30pm
Denham Court, Coles Willowdale – Willowdale Neighbourhood Centre on 5 Willowdale Drive on Sunday 20 June between 4.45pm – 5pm, on Monday 21 June between 5pm – 5.05pm
Bondi North, Ampol service station on 321 Old South Head Road on Tuesday 22 June between 8am – 8.10am
The full list of COVID venues in NSW can be found here.
Wastewater fragments
Coronavirus fragments have also been detected in the Cronulla sewage treatment plant and in the Bellambi sewage network.
“The Cronulla catchment serves about 233,000 people and covers suburbs including Bundeena, Caringbah South, Burraneer, Dolans Bay, Lilli Pilli, Maianbar, Port Hacking, Greenhills Beach, Woolooware, Cronulla, Caringbah, Kurnell, Botany Bay, Miranda, Royal National Park, Clifton, Coalcliff, Stanwell Park, Otford, Waterfall, Lilyvale, Helensburgh, Woronora Dam, Stanwell Tops, Caringbah South,” NSW Health said.
This is as well as “Yarrawarrah, Grays Point, Kirrawee, Woronora Heights, Barden Ridge, Gymea Bay, Sutherland, Loftus, Bangor, Yowie Bay, Woronora, Engadine, Heathcote, Maddens Plains, Taren Point, Sylvania Waters, Caringbah, Kangaroo Point, Como, Bonnet Bay, Kirrawee, Jannali, Oyster Bay, Kareela, Woronora Heights, Barden Ridge, Gymea, Sutherland, Loftus, Bangor, Woronora, Engadine, Alfords Point, Lucas Heights, Menai, Illawong, Miranda, Sylvania, and Holsworthy.
“The Bellambi catchment serves about 82,000 people and covers suburbs including Keiraville, Balgownie, Mount Pleasant, Mount Keira, Mount Ousley, West Wollongong, Gwynneville, East Corrimal, Fernhill, North Wollongong, Fairy Meadow, Towradgi, Wollongong, Woonona, Bellambi, Russell Vale, Thirroul, Bulli, Austinmer, Coledale, Corrimal, Wombarra, Scarborough, and Tarrawanna.
They are aware of recently confirmed COVID-19 cases that are in isolation in both the Cronulla and Bellambi catchments.
NSW Health is still urging people in these areas to be vigilant for cold like symptoms and get tested if they appear.