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Melbourne’s Sports and Aquatic Centre in Albert Park has also been listed as a Tier 1 site between 9.15pm-10.40pm on the 15th of July as a case attended the venue. The callout comes as more Tier 1 exposures were added to the list on Saturday night, including MSAC and more locations on Phillip Island.Ī positive case visited both the Foodworks and Freshplus in Dallas in Melbourne’s north on Friday.Īnyone who visited the Foodworks between 11.45am-1.00pm and the Freshplus between 1.00-1.50pm on that day, must get tested immediately and isolate for 14 days regardless of the result. He called on those living in Melbourne or regional Victoria to “please check the list.because we need to slow the spread of the virus, and we need your help to do it.” Taking to Twitter, the Premier said “the current exposure sites show that we’re a real social bunch.so it’s no surprise that we’re seeing exposure sites where people have been having a bite, travelling to and from games and at watch parties over the last week or so.”

Premier Daniel Andrews has urged Victorians to continue to monitor the growing coronavirus exposure site list, as the number of impacted venues continues to climb at rapid pace. The number of primary close contacts linked to the site will be revealed on Sunday, the Department of Health confirmed. The venue has now been deemed a Tier 1 exposure site.Ī letter sent to all ticketholders for the event, and seen by the Herald Sun, confirmed anyone who attended the venue at that time must get tested and immediately quarantine. The Crafty Squire on Russell Street was visited by a confirmed case between 3am and 8.15am on Monday, July 12. Health authorities are scouring through CCTV of a popular CBD venue, after a positive infection attended a Euro Finals event. Click here for full digital access to trusted news from the Herald Sun and Leader for just $1 a week for the first 12 weeks.