Patrons of an Adelaide nightclub are ordered to quarantine after a 19-year-old who had just received a COVID-positive test result hit the town for a night out.
A teenager who went clubbing in Adelaide shortly after receiving notification he had tested positive for COVID-19 is being investigated by police.He went clubbing in the Adelaide CBD shortly afterThe 19-year-old received an SA Health text message notifying him that he had tested positive on Friday evening.
Everyone present during the listed times has to seek testing immediately, as well as on days 6 and 13. An SA Police spokesperson told the ABC that SAPOL was aware of the positive case and investigations were underway into whether the man breached the state's Emergency Management Act . "[We] are currently working with SA Health to ensure the individual is appropriately quarantined to protect the wider community, as is the situation with any positive case," the spokesperson said.
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