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A notice from Essex County Council in this week’s edition of the Guardian outlines the closures that are due to affect residents and drivers in Chigwell, Epping and Waltham Abbey among other areas. A section of High Road, Chigwell, is set to be shut for seven days from Monday for new water connection works to be carried out. The road will be closed from its junction with Green Lane to its roundabout junction with Grange Farm Lane, a distance of approximately 115 metres. The following day, an overnight closure of a section of London Road, Harlow, is due to start to allow traffic isl...

A full investigation is under way and the two individuals, who are connected, are isolating and being retested

Health by Rhiannon Tuffield and Erin Lyons 24th May 2021 10:58 AM Victorian health authorities are carrying out urgent contact tracing after recording two “likely” COVID-19 cases. The Victorian Department of Health on Monday confirmed the possibility of two coronavirus cases in Melbourne’s northern suburbs, just days after revealing it had missed a Woolworths as a coronavirus exposure site earlier in the month. The department said a full investigation was underway into the results, and initial public health actions ...

Victoria Covid-19 cases: two people in Melbourne’s northern suburbs ‘likely’ test positive Calla Wahlquist © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Daniel Pockett/Getty Images Two people in Melbourne’s northern suburbs have “likely” tested positive to Covid-19, according to Victorian health authorities. The Department of Health was notified of the two probable cases on Monday morning. The two individuals are understood to be connected. “A full investigation is under way into these results, and initial public health actions are being put in place while both indiv...

Two “likely” cases detected on Monday morning have now been confirmed positive results. A further two family members have since tested positive, it was revealed in the afternoon. The four cases include two men, a woman and a preschool-aged child who are relatives from Whittlesea and live across two households. Speaking at a press conference on Monday afternoon, Victorian health Minister Martin Foley urged Melburnians not to be complacent. “We all have our role to play here, to step up,” he said. “This is not a time to be complacent.” It has now been revealed the first case, a man,...