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‘Anyone could have it’: NSW records two new coronavirus cases as cluster grows – The Mercury
‘Anyone could have it’: NSW records two new coronavirus cases as cluster grows
Two new cases of coronavirus have been diagnosed in NSW with both linked to a bottle shop cluster in Sydneys west, prompting the chief health officer to issue an urgent warning. The two cases were diagnosed after the 8pm cut off and will be included in Tuesday’s numbers, meaning there were zero local cases recorded on Monday, for the first time since December 15.
One case linked to the cluster is a man in his 40s who visited the BWS in Berala and the other is a woman in her 40s who “has links” to…
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