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NSW records seven new COVID-19 cases – Campbelltown Macarthur Advertiser
Scores of people at a popular Sydney market may have been exposed to the coronavirus after a person worked at the event while infectious. The positive case at…
Scores of people at a popular Sydney market may have been exposed to the coronavirus after a person worked at the event while infectious.
The positive case attended the Sydney Markets at Flemington on August 9, but tested positive a week later.
Close contacts have been identified and advised to isolate themselves for two weeks and get tested.
Anyone else who attended the market between 8am and 4pm are considered casual contacts and must monitor for symptoms.
The market has been thoroughly cl…
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