NSW Health authorities are investigating the source of a COVID-19 case in hotel quarantine in Sydney which has an identical viral sequence to two other cases who were staying in an adjacent room.
Health officials say it's unclear how and where transmission occurred from a couple to another returned traveller who were all staying on the fourth floor of the Radisson Blu quarantine hotel in Sydney's CBD.Genomic sequencing has shown all three cases have identical viral sequences of the Alpha strain of the virus.
The couple tested positive on day two of their stay and the other returned traveller developed symptoms and tested positive two days later. NSW Health says transmission may have occurred on the flight, while being transported to the hotel, or at the hotel itself.
Why do these things keep happening in NSW?
Oh no leighsales Will be like Linda Blair in the exorcist. Not NSW, not Gladys. Dan did it, Victoria planted it on NSW. We are gold standard!
We just dont want to learn anything in this country anymore
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