Melbourne quarantine hotel outbreak climbs to three
Daily MailA hotel worker has tested positive for coronavirus just hours after a resident, bringing Melbourne's quarantine outbreak to three. The Victorian Department of Health announced a third case at Holiday Inn Melbourne Airport on Tuesday night, saying 'interviews are underway' to trace the worker's movements The woman was cleared to leave the Holiday Inn Melbourne Airport but has since tested positive to COVID-19 Melbourne's quarantine cases: February 3 - A 26-year old man tested positive for Covid-19 after working at Melbourne's Grand Hyatt Hotel as a resident security support officer for the Australian Open tennis quarantine program. - A third infection was recorded on Tuesday night from another hotel worker There are now three cases linked to the Holiday Inn Melbourne Airport outbreak, with another quarantine worker also testing positive on Tuesday. The hotel quarantine worker tested positive after her shift on Sunday A food and beverage worker at the Holiday Inn Melbourne Airport also recorded a positive test on Tuesday. A law enforcement officer stands guard outside the Grand Hyatt hotel on February 4, 2021, as tennis players and officials arrive for a two-week quarantine period ahead of the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne Chief Health Officer Brett Sutton said it appears the Holiday Inn Melbourne Airport outbreak originated from one floor Less than a week ago on February 3, a worker at Melbourne's Grand Hyatt Hotel also became infected with the UK Covid variant - believed to be about 70 more contagious than the initial strain.