One case was also detected inside the state’s hotel quarantine program.
A total of 21,475 Victorians were tested for the deadly virus yesterday.
The results come after Victoria’s health department published a list of four new coronavirus exposure sites on its website early this morning.
The four locations – a Woolworths, a bakery, an aquatic centre and a swim school – have been listed as ‘Tier One’ infection sites after they were visited by someone infectious with COVID-19.
Anyone who was at the four locations at the listed times is being directed into mandatory 14-day self isolation and must get tested for COVID-19.
The exposure sites and times are as follows:
- Elite Swimming, Pascoe Vale on February 8, between 5pm and 6pm
- Woolworths inside Broadmeadows Central in Broadmeadows on February 9, between 12.15pm and 12.30pm
- Ferguson Plarre Bakehouses, Broadmeadows on February 9 between 12.30pm and 12.45pm
- Oak Park Sports and Aquatic Centre, Pascoe Vale on February 9 between 4pm and 7.30pm
The new alerts come as Victorians wake to their second day of hard lockdown, with non-essential businesses closed and residents unable to leave home except for four essential reasons.
It brings the total number of cases linked to the cluster to 14.
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