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    <p class= »mol-para-with-font »>Two doctors have tested positive for coronavirus in southwest Sydney after they came into contact with an infected patient.</p><p class= »mol-para-with-font »>Both cases have been linked to the A2Z Medical Clinic in Lakemba, forcing all staff at the centre into self isolation to await further testing.</p><p class= »mol-para-with-font »>The two doctors are linked to a patient who attended Lakemba Radiology in early October.</p><p class= »mol-para-with-font »>Contact tracing is now underway to stem the spread of the virus, and people identified as close contacts will be forced to seek testing immediately and self isolate for 14 days regardless of the results.  </p><p class= »mol-para-with-font »>NSW Health released data on Monday about the movements of the practitioners. </p><p class= »mol-para-with-font »>Anybody who visited the clinic on Thursday October 1 between 2.30pm and 3.30pm, Friday October 9 between 3pm and 4.30pm and Saturday October 10 has been urged to self isolate.</p><div class= »artSplitter mol-img-group » style= »style »> <div class= »mol-img »> <div class= »image-wrap »> Both cases have been linked to the A2Z Medical Clinic (pictured) in Lakemba, forcing all staff at the centre into self isolation to await further testing </div> <noscript> Both cases have been linked to the A2Z Medical Clinic (pictured) in Lakemba, forcing all staff at the centre into self isolation to await further testing </noscript> </div> <p class= »imageCaption »>Both cases have been linked to the A2Z Medical Clinic (pictured) in Lakemba, forcing all staff at the centre into self isolation to await further testing</p></div><div class= »artSplitter mol-img-group » style= »style »> <div class= »mol-img »> <div class= »image-wrap »> Medical personnel are seen at the Bondi Beach coronavirus drive-through testing centre. Two doctors in southwest Sydney have tested positive to the virus </div> <noscript> Medical personnel are seen at the Bondi Beach coronavirus drive-through testing centre. Two doctors in southwest Sydney have tested positive to the virus </noscript> </div> <p class= »imageCaption »>Medical personnel are seen at the Bondi Beach coronavirus drive-through testing centre.

    Two doctors in southwest Sydney have tested positive to the virus</p></div><p class= »mol-para-with-font »>The infected patient also attended Isra Medical Practice in Lakemba on Monday October 5 from 7.15pm-7.40pm.   </p><p class= »mol-para-with-font »>The latest information on the cases comes as New South Wales reported six new COVID-19 cases overnight. </p><p class= »mol-para-with-font »>One new case was locally acquired while the five others have been linked to returned travellers already completing mandatory hotel quarantine.  </p><p class= »mol-para-with-font »>NSW Health also ordered passengers to self isolate if they caught a bus from Central Station to Strathfield between 11.49pm on October 4 and 12.15am on October 5.</p><p class= »mol-para-with-font »>A public health alert was first issued on Sunday and reviewed on Monday.</p><p class= »mol-para-with-font »>Passengers were upgraded from ‘casual contacts’ to ‘close contacts’ after they learned an infected passenger used the route. </p><p class= »mol-para-with-font »>’All passengers …

    are advised to immediately get tested for COVID-19 and self-isolate for 14 days from the time of travel,’ the department said.</p><p class= »mol-para-with-font »>’Passengers should remain isolated for the full 14 days regardless of their test result.’  </p><div class= »artSplitter mol-img-group » style= »style »> <div class= »mol-img »> <div class= »image-wrap »> New South Wales Health have also ordered passengers to self isolate if they caught a bus from Central Station to Strathfield between 11.49pm on October 4 and 12.15am on October 5 (pictured, passengers board a bus in Sydney) </div> <noscript> New South Wales Health have also ordered passengers to self isolate if they caught a bus from Central Station to Strathfield between 11.49pm on October 4 and 12.15am on October 5 (pictured, passengers board a bus in Sydney) </noscript> </div> <p class= »imageCaption »>New South Wales Health have also ordered passengers to self isolate if they caught a bus from Central Station to Strathfield between 11.49pm on October 4 and 12.15am on October 5 (pictured, passengers board a bus in Sydney)</p></div><div class= »artSplitter mol-img-group » style= »style »> <div class= »mol-img »> <div class= »image-wrap »> One new case was locally acquired while the five others have been linked to hotel quarantine (pictured, a delivery driver in Sydney) </div> <noscript> One new case was locally acquired while the five others have been linked to hotel quarantine (pictured, a delivery driver in Sydney) </noscript> </div> <p class= »imageCaption »>One new case was locally acquired while the five others have been linked to hotel quarantine (pictured, a delivery driver in Sydney)</p></div><p class= »mol-para-with-font »>New South Wales Health warned it was concerned about the number of people who were becoming complacent with the virus. </p><p class= »mol-para-with-font »>’Testing numbers have dropped recently, which is a concern as it limits our ability to find people with COVID-19 early and contain further spread,’ it said.</p><p class= »mol-para-with-font »>People particularly in western and southwestern Sydney are being urged to get tested even if they have mild symptoms like a runny nose or scratchy throat, cough, fever or other symptoms that could be COVID-19.</p><p class= »mol-para-with-font »>Meanwhile NSW Labor has renewed calls for the government to mandate mask wearing on public transport after passengers on a Sydney bus on the long weekend were urged to get tested for COVID-19 and self isolate.</p><div><div data-track-module= »am-related_carousel^related_carousel » data-track-selector= ».rotator-panels a:not([class*=external]) » data-dm-rotator-rotate= »false » data-track-pos= »static » data-preferred-shared-network-enabled= » » data-dm-rotator-auto-init= » » id= »p-26″ class= »related-carousel with-fb-or-tw news half » data-dm-rotator-active-class= »active » data-dm-rotator-page-count= »1.0″ data-dm-social-article-auto-init= » » data-dm-rotator-page-size= »1″> <div class= »rotator bdrcc »> <div class= »rotator-title »> <h2>RELATED ARTICLES</h2> <ul class= »rotator-pages link-xocc »> <li class= »rotator-prev »>Previous

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    </div> </div><p class= »mol-para-with-font »>Opposition leader Jodi McKay said Labor has been calling on the government to make masks mandatory for months.</p><p class= »mol-para-with-font »>’If (Transport Minister) Andrew Constance says he’s worried about complacency then maybe he should take a good look at his own lack of action. The buck stops with him and the Premier,’ she tweeted on Monday.</p><p class= »mol-para-with-font »>A Transport for NSW spokesperson said the department continued to follow the advice of NSW Health continued by strongly recommending the use of face masks on public transport.</p><p class= »mol-para-with-font »>’More than 3300 extra temporary services were introduced earlier this year to provide additional capacity and to help with physical distancing and provide more options off peak for customers.</p><div class= »artSplitter mol-img-group » style= »style »> <div class= »mol-img »> <div class= »image-wrap »> People particularly in western and southwestern Sydney are being urged to get tested even if they have mild symptoms like a runny nose or scratchy throat, cough, fever or other symptoms that could be COVID-19 (pictured, beach goers enjoy the sun at Sydney's Brighton Le Sands beach on Saturday) </div> <noscript> People particularly in western and southwestern Sydney are being urged to get tested even if they have mild symptoms like a runny nose or scratchy throat, cough, fever or other symptoms that could be COVID-19 (pictured, beach goers enjoy the sun at Sydney's Brighton Le Sands beach on Saturday) </noscript> </div> <p class= »imageCaption »>People particularly in western and southwestern Sydney are being urged to get tested even if they have mild symptoms like a runny nose or scratchy throat, cough, fever or other symptoms that could be COVID-19 (pictured, beach goers enjoy the sun at Sydney’s Brighton Le Sands beach on Saturday)</p></div><div class= »artSplitter mol-img-group » style= »style »> <div class= »mol-img »> <div class= »image-wrap »> Meanwhile fresh public health alerts were issued on Sunday for a number of shops in Sydney's southwest as NSW grapples with a resurgence in virus cases with a cluster linked to a clinic in Liverpool growing and patients of a Lakemba clinic warned to monitor for symptoms </div> <noscript> Meanwhile fresh public health alerts were issued on Sunday for a number of shops in Sydney's southwest as NSW grapples with a resurgence in virus cases with a cluster linked to a clinic in Liverpool growing and patients of a Lakemba clinic warned to monitor for symptoms </noscript> </div> <p class= »imageCaption »>Meanwhile fresh public health alerts were issued on Sunday for a number of shops in Sydney’s southwest as NSW grapples with a resurgence in virus cases with a cluster linked to a clinic in Liverpool growing and patients of a Lakemba clinic warned to monitor for symptoms</p></div><p class= »mol-para-with-font »>Customers should continue to sit on the marked seats to stay COVID safe, with physical distancing adherence on services around 98.8 per cent, the spokesperson said.</p><p class= »mol-para-with-font »>Meanwhile fresh public health alerts were issued on Sunday for a number of shops in Sydney’s southwest as NSW grapples with a resurgence in virus cases with a cluster linked to a clinic in Liverpool growing and patients of a Lakemba clinic warned to monitor for symptoms.</p><p class= »mol-para-with-font »>Public health alerts have been issued for a number of retail stores in Sydney’s southwest, with casual contacts asked to get tested and isolate until they receive a negative result.</p><p class= »mol-para-with-font »>Anyone who visited the following stores is considered a casual php contact form: Carnes Hill Big W on October 4 (between 3pm and 4.30pm), Edmondson Park Aldi on October 4 (6pm and 7pm).</p><p class= »mol-para-with-font »>Also considered casual contacts are anyone who visited Casula Chemist Warehouse on October 6 (12.30pm-1pm), Crossroads Bunnings on October 7 (2pm-3pm), or Casula Costco on October 9 (3pm-3.30pm).</p></div>

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