A construction site at an Adelaide Hills school has been named as COVID-19 close contact exposure location on three days last week, while the Art Gallery of SA has been revealed as a casual contact site.
SA Health last night announced a COVID-19 case was at the redevelopment site at Mount Barker Primary School during the day last Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, December 7-9.
Vaccinated people who were at the site need to quarantine for seven days from the day they were there.
SA Health also updated times that the Derrimut 24:7 Gym in Norwood was a close contact exposure site.
The Art Gallery of SA was a casual contact exposure site from 11:30am-1pm last Tuesday, December 7.
Buses to and from Willunga last week were also named as casual contact exposure sites, along with a party hire business in Lonsdale.
A pop-up testing clinic has been set up at Willunga Oval, after a COVID-19 case visited the whole school assembly at Willunga Primary School on December 10.
The University of South Australia sent an email yesterday saying two students infected with COVID-19 were at Building D at the Mawson Lakes campus on Monday all day and on Tuesday morning, as well as Building X on Monday morning, however, SA Health has not listed the locations as exposure sites.
Twenty-five COVID-19 cases were reported in South Australia yesterday, the most on a single day since April 2020.
Check the table below to find all the sites and exposure windows.
You can find information on testing site hours and the nearest site to you on the SA Health website.
