Three friends of NSW case test negative for COVID-19
Chief Health Officer Dr Kerry Chant has revealed NSW's new COVID-19 case identified overnight was a young man in his 20s who attended the Byron Beach Hotel at the same time as the hen’s night partygoers. "The case was a gentleman in his 20s attended the Byron Beach Hotel with three other of his friends and he sat in proximity to the travellers from Queensland who were infectious at the time," Ms Chant said. “Three of those friends have already been tested and were negative.” Everyone at the Byron Beach Hotel has now been asked to quarantine for 14 days and receive a coronavirus test. Localised restrictions will be introduced for all venues in the Byron, Ballina, Lismore and Tweed shires including a 30 person cap on household visitors, the four-square metre rule for venues and a mask mandate.
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Chief Health Officer Dr Kerry Chant has revealed NSW's new COVID-19 case identified overnight was a young man in his 20s who attended the Byron Beach Hotel at the same time as the hen’s night partygoers. "The case was a gentleman in his 20s attended the Byron Beach Hotel with three other of his friends and he sat in proximity to the travellers from Queensland who were infectious at the time," Ms Chant said. “Three of those friends have already been tested and were negative.” Everyone at the Byron Beach Hotel has now been asked to quarantine for 14 days and receive a coronavirus test. Localised restrictions will be introduced for all venues in the Byron, Ballina, Lismore and Tweed shires including a 30 person cap on household visitors, the four-square metre rule for venues and a mask mandate.
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