New South Wales Records Zero Cases of COVID-19 but Remains on High Alert
New South Wales has recorded zero cases of the CCP virus 24 hours after the state went on high alert after a potentially infectious Victorian man travelled extensively through the southern regions of the state.
The man and his family, who were on a trip to Jervis Bay and Hyam’s Beach, from May 19 to May 24, visited a number of venues and locations that have now become possible COVID-19 hotspots. The man developed symptoms on May 25 when he was back in Victoria, but did not get tested until nearly a week later.
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Drive-in COVID-19 testing clinic open in Huskisson
A temporary drive-in COVID-19 testing clinic has been set up on Kioloa Street in Huskisson, near the bowling club. The clinic will be open 7 days from 8am to 6pm.
This clinic has been set up to help collect samples from anyone who went to the sites in Hyams Beach, Jervis Bay, and Vincentia where cases were confirmed yesterday. The list of sites is below.
Anyone who attended the venues at the dates listed below is a close contact and must immediately get tested and remain self-isolated until further advice is provided by NSW Health. There are COVID-19 testing locations across NSW in addition to the Huskisson drive-through clinic, many of which are open seven days a week. To find your nearest clinic visit the NSW Health website or contact your GP.