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Geelong residents urged to get tested after wastewater result – Herald Sun
Health authorities will try to flush out any potential coronavirus cases in Geelong’s northern suburbs after virus fragments were detected in wastewater in Corio….
Coronavirus fragments have been detected in wastewater at the Corio treatment plant.Health authorities will try to flush out any potential coronavirus cases in Geelongs northern suburbs after virus fragments were detected in wastewater in Corio.
The discovery prompted a warning on Thursday afternoon for residents in the region to get tested if they have symptoms.
The Department of Health and Human Services said the alert was for anyone who lives in, or has visited, Geelong’s northern suburbs and…
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