Three new North East businesses have been declared COVID exposure sites.
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Two shops have been listed as tier two sites in Myrtleford, Chemist King Myrtleford and Coles Mytrleford.
Beechworth's Shell Service Station has also been listed as a tier two sites.
A positive COVID case attended all three venues.
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The department advises some people who attended Chemist King and Coles in Myrtleford would be classed as tier one contacts and must isolation for 14 days regardless of their test result.
Those deemed tier two contacts must get tested and isolate until they receive a negative test result.
Below are all the known exposure sites in the North East
Tuesday (September 21)
- Chemist King Myrtleford: 12.10pm to 1.15pm (tier two, some tier one contacts)
- Coles Myrtleford: 12.25pm to 2.10pm (tier two, some tier one contacts)
Wednesday (September 22):
- Shell Service Station Beechworth: 11.50am to 12.45pm (tier two)
- Woolworths Wodonga Central: 5.30pm to 7pm (tier two - test and isolate until negative)
- Mann Central Coles: 7pm to 8pm (tier two)
- Mann Central Kmart: 7pm to 7.45pm (tier two)
Thursday (September 23):
- Wodonga Plaza Cotton On: 2pm to 5pm (tier one - test and isolate for 14 days)
- Wodonga Plaza Ally Fashion: 2pm to 5pm (tier one - test and isolate for 14 days)
- Wodonga Plaza Chemist Warehouse: 2pm to 5pm (tier one - test and isolate for 14 days)
- Wodonga Plaza Rivers: 2pm to 5pm (tier one)
- Wodonga Plaza Coles: 2pm to 5pm (tier two)
- Wodonga Plaza Target: 2pm to 5pm (tier two)
- Mann Central Coles: 6pm to 7pm (tier two)
- Mann Central Kmart: 6pm to 7pm (tier two)
- Mann Central public toilets: 6pm to 7pm (tier one - test and isolate for 14 days)
- Woolworths Wodonga Central: 6.45pm to 10pm (tier two)
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