NSW Health authorities have confirmed a further four COVID-19 cases linked to an outbreak at a pub in Sydney's south-west. 9News
, bringing the confirmed cases linked to the cluster to five.
"My son's friend actually works at the Crossroads and he has just been tested positive," the woman said. The pop-up testing clinic opened at the Crossroads Hotel on Friday after two patrons who attended the pub independently of each other tested postiive for COVID-19. "The member has not been at the club since Friday, 10 July and is in quarantine. Additionally, our team members are in self-quarantine as instructed by their doctor, as a precaution because of contact with the patient," the notice said.A professional cleaning team has been seen at the gym tonight thoroughly cleaning the venue's entrance and the doors of neighbouring businesses.
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