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Health by Rohan Smith and Sam Clench 2nd Jan 2021 8:37 AM | Updated: 3rd Jan 2021 6:52 PM NSW Health has added a supermarket in Berala to its alert list of venues and has also added a new date for the BWS store in the same shopping centre. Anyone who attended BWS and/or Woolworths in the Berala shopping centre on Sunday, December 20, between 12:30pm - 2pm is advised to get tested immediately and self-isolate until a negative result is received. A number of transport routes, including buses, trains and light rail, on which confirmed COVID-19 cases have travelled, have also been added to the alert list.
An urgent health alert has been issued for a bottle shop, a used car dealer and an Officeworks as NSW recorded seven new coronavirus infections on Saturday.
Five of the new cases are from western and south-western Sydney and are linked to the Berala cluster, which now totals seven with the original source of infection a man in his 40s.
Chief Health Officer Kerry Chant said there have been a number of venues exposed to coronavirus in the area, which is of concern to officials.
Dr Chant said NSW Health is worried about the potential transmission risks at the BSW in Berala (pictured). Anyone who visited the bottle shop between Tuesday December 22 and Thursday December 31 inclusive is advised to check if they were at the shop during specific exposure dates and times