Sutherland Local Court closed after a positive COVID-19 case, as state ramps up warnings
ABCA court south of Sydney has been closed for cleaning after a person there tested positive to COVID-19. Key points: Of the new cases, three have no known link to clusters and one is still under investigation Of the new cases, three have no known link to clusters and one is still under investigation Four new cases have been linked to the Batemans Bay Soldiers Club Four new cases have been linked to the Batemans Bay Soldiers Club The NSW Government is advising against non-essential travel and social gatherings The Department of Communities and Justices said it was notified yesterday by NSW Health that the infected person attended Sutherland Local Court last Wednesday. NSW Health workers are trying to contain a coronavirus cluster on the state's South Coast while also grappling with COVID-19 cases linked to an inner-Sydney restaurant and a gym in the western suburbs. Among the new infections are 17 cases that were locally acquired — four of these were linked to a club in an existing cluster in Batemans Bay on the NSW South Coast. The change of advice was due to the identification of four new cases — one staff member, two patrons and a close contact of the family who tested positive last week.