Venues across regional Victoria and more healthcare settings have been added to the state's list of COVID-19 exposure sites.
The waiting room at the Casey Hospital Emergency Department in Berwick, in Melbourne's outer south-east, has been listed as a tier 1 site between 8:28pm and 11:36pm on September 14.
The hospital's Adult Short Stay Unit was a tier 1 exposure site between 2:10am and 2:26pm the next day. Parts of the hospital are listed as the slightly lower risk tier 2 category for a range of times across September 14 and 15.
The Curlewis Medical Centre on the Bellarine Peninsula, near Geelong, is a tier 1 site between 11:00am and 12:10pm on September 9 — more than a week ago.
The Millennium Medical Centre, in Footscray in Melbourne's inner west, is listed as a tier 2 site for September 10, but some people will be contacted by the health department as tier 1 contacts.
A range of venues across Ballarat, including in the city centre and suburbs of Delacombe, Sebastopol and Wendouree, have been added. It comes a day after Greater Ballarat began a seven-day lockdown after the detection of COVID-19 cases.
A restaurant in Wodonga, in north-east Victoria, joined hospitality venues in Brunswick East, Laverton, Airport West, Keilor East, Thomastown, Preston and Thomastown on the list overnight.
Anyone who has visited a tier 1 site during the exposure period must get tested and isolate for 14 days.
Check the table below to find all sites of concern as well as their exposure windows.
You can find information on testing site hours and the nearest site to you on the Department of Health website.
