World News – AU – Victoria registers three new COVID cases, Melbourne’s Sikh temple among those listed as exposure sites

Keysborough Sikh Temple in southeast Melbourne is one of the most recent coronavirus exposure sites in Victoria.

Three new locally acquired COVID-19 cases have been reported in Victoria, bringing the total active cases in the state to 36, of which 24 cases are community-transmitted and 12 are associated with returned travelers in hotel quarantine.

All newly reported infections are linked to the existing Black Rock cluster, which now has 24 cases.

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The Keysborough Gurudwara (Sikh Temple) ‘Sri Guru Granth Sahib’ in southeast Melbourne, Puffing Billy, and a Nando restaurant in the CBD have also been added to Victoria’s list of exposure locations.

The Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) has announced that a person with COVID-19 will be diagnosed on New Year’s Day between Nov.. 00 and 17. Visited the Sikh Temple on Perry Road at midnight.

Anyone who has visited the Sikh temple between these times is advised to monitor for symptoms. And if symptoms do appear, they should be tested immediately and isolated until a negative result is obtained.

For more information on the new exposure sites, please visit the Ministry of Health and Human Services website.

« This is a tough day for Victoria as it comes out of a variety of tests. It’s a positive day, but we still have a little way to go, but we will work very hard to get back to those zero days, « said incumbent Prime Minister Jacinta Allan.

Prime Minister Daniel Andrews, who was on vacation, tweeted Monday morning that the new cases were not what Victorians were hoping for, but that the virus would never just go away.

This isn’t the start of the new year anyone wanted. After 60 days with no cases and a Christmas party together, the Victorians could be forgiven for thinking – in hope – that it was all over. But this virus would never just go away.

People in Australia must stay at least 1. 5 meters away from others. Check your state’s restrictions on collecting limits.

If you are experiencing cold or flu symptoms, stay home and schedule a test by calling your doctor or contacting the coronavirus hotline for health information on 1800 020 080.

Gurdwara, Melbourne, Keysborough