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Health alerts issued for more Sydney locations27/12/2020|1min
Health alerts have been issued for more locations across Sydney as contact tracers work to contain the Northern Beaches outbreak.
Customers who attended Cibo Café in North Sydney on December 16 from 11:30am to 12:45am are must get a COVID test and quarantine for fourteen days even if the test is negative.
Anyone who was at Casula Priceline or Coles between 7 and 7:30pm and the Radio Bombay restaurant from 7:30 to 7:50pm on December 24 must get tested and isolate until they return a negative result.
Those who were in Casula mall between 6pm and 8pm are considered to be casual contact and should monitor for symptoms and get tested if any develop.
NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian is urging people to stay at home this New Year's Eve, with outdoor gatherings across Greater Sydney reduced from 100 to 50 people.
However, restrictions on the northern beaches will again be temporarily eased, as occurred over Christmas.
On New Year s Eve and New Year s Day, residents of the northern part of the northern beaches will be allowed to have up to five visitors at their homes, as well as outdoors. South of Narrabeen Bridge, residents will be allowed 10 visitors either in their homes or at a gathering outside. Unlike Christmas, those 10 people include children and it also means they have to be from your zone, from the southern part of the northern beaches, the Premier said. We don t want people moving in and out of the area for the next few days. We want to keep the area separate to make sure that any untraced chains of community transmission have actually been clamped down.