A fruit shop in Campsie is the latest COVID-19 exposure site listed by NSW Health as a venue of concern.
Anyone who attended the World of Fruit at 224 Beamish Street on Sunday July 25, from 10:40am to 11:00am must get tested and isolate immediately for 14 days, regardless of the result.
The 400, 473 and 461X buses are also considered close contact public transport routes — check for relevant dates and times of travel — while the T4 trainline is a casual contact route for anyone who travelled on Monday July 19, from Caringbah to Bondi Junction, from 12:12pm to 1:26pm.
For the complete list of exposure venues, visit the NSW Health website.
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