New South Wales Chief Health Officer Dr Kerry Chant has confirmed there are 21 coronavirus cases linked to the Crossroads Hotel in Sydney.
Of the 21, 10 are people who visited the hotel in Casula, and 11 cases are close contacts of those people.
Dr Chant said New South Wales Health is investigating the original source of the outbreak at the hotel, and believes it came from a Melbourne visitor.
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