JUST IN: Two Sydney schools will be closed today after a staff member tested positive to COVID-19. 9News
August 27, 2020 News and Updates: 'Australia wasn't built to have internal borders' says PM; Another 23 deaths as Victoria records 113 new cases; Sydney gym cluster grows as NSW records nine COVID-19 cases; All Queensland prisons in lockdown
It comes as a health alert was issued for a number of train services in Sydney after an commuter travelled while thought to be infectious. The person travelled on a train from Woy Woy, on the NSW Central Coast, on Monday and Tuesday this week.Transport NSW said trains are regularly cleaned throughout the day.who were at the Fitness First gym on Bond Street in the CBD between midday-4.30pm on Thursday and Friday last week.
Anyone who was at the gym on either day must monitor for symptoms and get tested immediately if even the mildest of symptoms develop. People who were at the following locations are considered casual contacts and should monitor for symptoms:Harris Farm, High St Willoughby - August 22 4.00pm-5.00pmFor breaking news alerts and livestreams straight to your smartphone sign up to the
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