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Port Stephens still on alert as COVID-19 cases spike – Port Stephens Examiner
A small, but nevertheless significant, spike in coronavirus cases in Port Stephens has put the entire community on notice as local health authorities work overtime to contain any potential spread.
A small, but nevertheless significant, spike in coronavirus cases in Port Stephens has put the entire community on notice as local health authorities work overtime to contain any potential spread.
Since news of the first case was officially reported on July 21, Hunter New England Health (HNEH) has deployed extra testing staff at Tomaree Community Hospital and established a drive-through clinic at Tomaree Sporting Complex to cope with the influx of residents seeking COVID-19 testing.
“At the HN…
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