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Urgent alert in Sydney as it's revealed popular stores including Big W, Aldi, Chemist Warehouse and Bunnings were exposed to coronavirus

Big W, Aldi and Bunnings are among the stores added to the list of venues exposed to COVID-19.

New South Wales recorded five new coronavirus cases on Sunday including one mystery infection.

Three of the new cases were locally acquired, with two linked to known clusters and the source of the third under investigation.

Big W, Aldi and Bunnings are among the new stores to be added to the list of venues exposed to COVID-19

Big W, Aldi and Bunnings are among the new stores to be added to the list of venues exposed to COVID-19

They include Big W in Carnes Hill on October 4, Aldi in Edmondson Park on October 4, Chemist Warehouse in Casula on October 6 and Bunnings in Crossroads (pictured) on October 7

They include Big W in Carnes Hill on October 4, Aldi in Edmondson Park on October 4, Chemist Warehouse in Casula on October 6 and Bunnings in Crossroads on October 7 

Anyone who attended the venues at the below times are defined as a casual contact and aren't required to self-isolate

Anyone who attended the venues at the below times are defined as a casual contact and aren't required to self-isolate

New venues exposed to COVID-19 

Big W, Carnes Hill – 4 October 2020, 3:00pm – 4:30pm

Aldi, Edmondson Park – 4 October 2020, 6:30pm – 7:00pm

Chemist Warehouse, Casula – 6 October 2020, 12:30pm – 1:00pm

Bunnings, Crossroads – 7 October 2020, 2:00pm – 3:00pm

Costco, Casula – 9 October 2020, 3:00pm – 3:30pm

NSW Health on Sunday afternoon revealed stores across Sydney's west and south west were exposed to the virus.

They include Big W in Carnes Hill on October 4, Aldi in Edmondson Park on October 4, Chemist Warehouse in Casula on October 6 and Bunnings in Crossroads on October 7. 

Anyone who attended the venues at the listed times are defined as a casual contact and aren't required to self-isolate. 

Shoppers are advised to monitor for symptoms and get tested immediately.    

NSW Health earlier on Sunday said anyone who attended Lakemba Radiology in Sydney's south-west between 12.00pm and 2.30pm on October 1 is also considered a casual contact. 

One of the new coronavirus cases in the 24 hours to 8pm on Saturday is a social contact of a previously confirmed case from an unknown source in Sydney, NSW Health said on Sunday.

Another is linked to the Liverpool private clinic cluster and a third locally acquired case is under investigation, with people who were at Lakemba Radiology on October 1 told they are now casual contacts of a known case.

The two other cases were diagnosed in overseas travellers who are in hotel quarantine.

It comes after a nurse working at St Vincent's Hospital in Sydney tested positive to the virus.

NSW Health's Dr Michael Douglas said the nurse is believed to have acquired coronavirus outside hospital.

'The nurse provided specialised care to a single patient, and had limited contact with a very small number of colleagues,' NSW Health said in a statement on Sunday.

A second case recorded on Saturday is believed to be linked to the nurse.

There were 12,823 COVID-19 tests reported in the 24 hours to 8pm on Saturday, compared with 15,439 in the previous 24 hours.

New South Wales has recorded five new coronavirus cases on Sunday. Pictured: beach goers enjoy the sun at Sydney's Brighton Le Sands beach on Saturday

New South Wales has recorded five new coronavirus cases on Sunday. Pictured: beach goers enjoy the sun at Sydney's Brighton Le Sands beach on Saturday

A security officer wearing a face mask waits for crowds at Bankwest Stadium in Parramatta on Saturday

A security officer wearing a face mask waits for crowds at Bankwest Stadium in Parramatta on Saturday

More venues exposed to COVID-19 

Must isolate immediately:

Carlingford Fitness First - October 3 8am to 9.15am

Anyone in the pilates class must isolate immediately and get tested, anyone else at the gym outside of the class is considered a casual contact and must monitor for symptoms.  

Milson's Point: Ripples restaurant - October 3 between 8pm to 10.30pm 

Must monitor for symptoms:

Lakemba Radiology - October 1 between 12.00pm and 2.30pm  

Artarmon Mazda service centre - October 2 between 7.30am and 9.30am 

Castle Towers Shopping Centre - October 5 between 12pm to 1pm 

Surf Dive 'n' Ski, Castle Towers Shopping Centre - October 5 between 12pm to 5pm

Aldi Eastwood - October 6 between 11am to 12pm

Eastwood: S-mart - October 5 between 7.30pm to 7.45pm

Epping: Chemist Warehouse - October 6 between 10:30am to 11am 

Penrith Homemaker Centre - October 4 between 11am to 1pm

Kmart, Narellan Town Centre - October 2 between 6pm to 7pm

Macquarie University Sports and Aquatic Centre outdoor pool area - October 7 between 5:30am to 10:30am

Palm Beach Fish & Chips - October 5 between 3.45pm to 4pm

Westfield Parramatta

Penrith: Guzman y Gomez - October 4 between 1:30pm to 2pm

Penrith: Home Co - October 4 between 2pm to 2:30pm

Potts Point: Monopole restaurant - October 4 between 6pm to 8pm

Sydney: St Vincent's Hospital - October 7

 Locations added October 10:

 Both are considered 'casual contacts' and must monitor for symptoms

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