Victorian health authorities list a number of exposure sites across Frankston in Melbourne's south-east, including an IGA, Coles and United Petroleum station.
The new sites include the Karingal Hub Shopping Centre in Frankston, along with the local IGA, Coles and United Petroleum station.
The latest sites are listed as tier 2 sites, meaning people there during the relevant period must get tested immediately and quarantine until they receive a negative result.
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