Families are put on red alert after a student catches coronavirus at a trampoline venue and a high school is closed for deep cleaning
Families have been put on alert after a student contracted coronavirus at a trampoline venue as New South Wales records four new cases.
The student from Cabramatta High School, had visited the Flip Out Prestons Indoor Trampoline Park at Prestons in Sydney's south-west.
The school will be closed over the weekend to undergo a deep clean.
The three other cases recorded in NSW on Saturday were in hotel quarantine.
The student from Cabramatta High School, had visited the Flip Out Prestons Indoor Trampoline Park at Prestons in Sydney's south-west
The student had visited the venue at the same time as a known case which has been linked to the Hoxton Park cluster that has led to five infections.
Cabramatta High School is now working with NSW Health to identify any close contacts of the case while staff and students have been told to self-isolate.
There are currently 73 people being treated for COVID-19 within the state with one on ventilation.
NSW Health are asking residents from Sydney's south-west to get tested due to a recent burst in infections in the area.
New South Wales recorded four new cases on Saturday with three in hotel quarantine (pictured health care worker tests patient for coronavirus at Bondi clinic)
On Friday, the state recorded six new cases all in hotel quarantine.
A day earlier four new coronavirus cases, all linked to the same household, popped up in Sydney's southwest, sparking fears of a mystery cluster.
Another case was identified in hotel quarantine, bringing Thursday's total to five.
Two of the local cases are understood to be pupils of Malek Fahd Islamic School in Hoxton Park, Australia's biggest Islamic school.
The school is being deep cleaned, and will be closed for two weeks.
More to come.