Western Australia health authorities have released a list of hotspots a Covid-positive hotel quarantine worker visited while infectious.
Those who attended the locations must attend a Covid clinic and be tested, then go home and isolate. It is not clear at this stage if people who attended these venues at these times need to isolate for 14 days even if a negative test result is returned.
Ascot: 7-11 Ascot petrol station on Friday 29 January, from 8pm to 9pm
Burswood: Puma Service Station on Wednesday 13 January from 11am until midday
Cloverdale: Halal Grocery Store on 28 January, from 7pm to 9pm
Cloverdale: Coles Express/Shell service station on Saturday 30 January from 12pm to 3pm
Joondalup: Edith Cowan University (ECU), Building 31, on Thursday 28 January, from 11am to 2pm
Maylands: Coles supermarket on Monday 25 January, from 8pm to 10pm and Friday 29 January, 8pm to 9pm
Maylands: KFC on Wednesday 27 January from 6pm to midnight
Maylands: Venus Ladies and Gentlemen Hair Design on Friday 29 January from 1pm to 3pm.
Maylands: Pharmacy 777 at Mayland Park shopping centre on Saturday 30 January, 2:30pm to 4pm
Midland: Mitsubishi motors car dealership on Wednesday 27 January from 7pm to close
Morley: Spudshed, Conventry Village, Wednesday 27 January from 8pm to midnight
Nedlands: Nedlands Family Practice GP surgery, Broadway Shopping Centre, on Friday 29 January, from 5pm to 6pm
North Perth: Chemist Warehouse, Fitzgerald Street, on Friday 29 January from 5.30pm to 7.30pm
Perth: Arena Convenience Store (Grab N Go), Milligan St, Wednesday 27 January from 2pm to 3pm
Perth: Perth Convention Centre on Friday 29 January, from 4pm to 6pm
Perth: VFS Global Indian Visa Services, on Thursday 28 January, 12:30pm to 5pm
In addition, people who live or work in the Kirk Avenue Maylands area including Coles, Liquor Land and the shopping precinct should present for a test and self-isolate until they receive a negative result.
More detailed information is available at the WA Department of Health website.
