Five of the new cases are linked to Sydney's Concord Hospital, with two being health care workers. 9News
Albion Hotel, Parramatta Beer Garden and Pavilion, on Saturday 5 September between 8.15pm - 11.15pm for at least an hour.
The Crocodile Farm Hotel, Ashfield on Friday 4 September between 5.30pm - 6.30pm for at least an hour. The New Shanghai Night restaurant, Ashfield on Friday 4 September between 6.30pm -8pm for at least an hour."It is essential that you then remain in isolation for 14 days even if you have achieved that negative test result."A hundred students have been identified as close contacts of a boarder at Kincoppal Rose Bay School. All close contacts, including teachers, have been placed into quarantine.
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