Victoria Covid hotspots: list of Melbourne and regional case locations

Check our full list of regional Victorian and Melbourne Covid hotspots and case locations. Photograph: Anadolu Agency/Getty Images

As Victoria embarks on an easing of coronavirus restrictions, it’s on high alert for cases of community transmission.

Here’s an overview of the state’s current hotspots and what to do if you’ve visited them. More detailed information is available at the Department of Health and Human Services website.

List of case locations in Victoria

If you were at the following venues on these dates, you should watch for coronavirus symptoms and, if symptoms occur, immediately get tested and stay at home while you wait for your results.

• Park House, 627 Victoria St, Abbotsford: 18 September

• Chemist Warehouse, 433 Sydney Road, Brunswick: 11 September

• Burwood One Shopping Centre, Burwood East: 13-14 September

• Carrum Foreshore SLSC, Carrum: 18 September

• Sarawan Spices, Clayton: 19 September

• Coles, Clayton: 20 September

• Clayton Supa Wash Coin Laundrette, Clayton: 20 September

• DH Corrosion, Dandenong South: 17 September

• FacadeX, Dandenong South: 17-18 September

• Pacific Shopping Centre Werribee, Hoppers Crossing: 17 September

• Woolworths, Hoppers Crossing: 19 September

• Victorian Market Communications, Queen Victoria Market F Shed, Melbourne: 16-17 September

• Primary Medical and Dental Centre, Melton: 16-17 September

• Woolworths, Coburns Central Shopping Centre, Melton: 16-17 September

• Woolworths Central Shopping Centre, Niddrie: 18 September

• Woolworths, Oakleigh South: 14 September and 16 September

• Baby Mode, Sunshine: 13 September

• Dan Murphy’s, Sunshine North: 14 September

• Coles Tarneit West, Tarneit: 20 September

• KFC, Westgate, Port Melbourne: 11 September and 12 September

Coronavirus Victoria source of Covid-19 Vic daily cases infections locally acquired community transmission, overseas or under investigation

• Due to the unprecedented and ongoing nature of the coronavirus outbreak, this article is being regularly updated to ensure that it reflects the current situation at the date of publication. Any significant corrections made to this or previous versions of the article will be footnoted in line with Guardian editorial policy.