Long lines for COVID-19 testing have developed in Sydney's inner-west after a supermarket worker returned a positive result for the virus.
Long lines for COVID-19 testing have developed in Sydney's inner-west after a supermarket worker returned a positive result for the virus.
The employee tested positive after returning to Sydney from Melbourne, where he spent 14 days in hotel quarantine. The man was given the green light to travel home to Sydney at the completion of his quarantine period despite testing positive for the virus on day-four. Image: AP
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