Two Sydney suburbs are put on high alert as Covid-infected diner visits 'several' cafes - and locals are urged to get tested
Two Sydney suburbs have been put on high alert after a coronavirus-infected diner visited 'several' cafes in the city's south-east. NSW Health issued an urgent warning on Monday after the case visited Kingsford and Ramsgate while infectious. The person spent 'short periods of time' in 'several cafes' during the first two weeks of October. Kingsford (pictured above) and Ramsgate, in southeast Sydney, have been put on high alert after a person who was infectious with coronavirus visited 'several cafes' in the areas No specific venues of concern have been identified and the infectious person visited the cafes during the first two weeks of October (Ramsgate pictured above) The public was first alerted to a positive case in the area on Thursday and the source of the infection remains under investigation. No specific venues of concern have been identified and anyone who visited the suburbs, especially cafes, has been urged to monitor for coronav