The Murrumbidgee Local Health District has reported five cases of COVID-19 at Corowa Hospital.
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In a statement, the MLHD said it was managing four patients and one fully vaccinated staff member who had tested positive to the virus.
"The source of the outbreak is currently under investigation," the statement said.
"There are no other exposure sites in Corowa to report at this time."
However, also in the Federation council area, Howlong Library has been named an exposure site.
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MLHD said patients and staff who have been identified as close contacts were being supported and were undergoing testing.
"MLHD is monitoring the situation closely in line with its COVID-19 management plan," the MLHD said in a statement.
"The community can be reassured that it is safe to present for care at Corowa Hospital's Emergency Department."
Anyone with COVID symptoms is encouraged to get tested and isolate until they receive a negative result.
Albury Wodonga Health is urging people to come forward for testing and vaccination.
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