Case locations and outbreaks

Case alerts – public exposure sites

Tier 1 exposure sites

Anyone who has visited these Tier 1 exposure sites during these times must immediately isolate, get a coronavirus (COVID-19) test, and remain isolated for 14 days.

The locations on this list are not a current risk to the public and you can visit them in line with current restrictions. DH make every effort to contact businesses prior to updating the exposure sites and appreciates the ongoing assistance of Victorian businesses in managing exposures to coronavirus (COVID-19).

If you have visited an exposure site lately but not in the specified time, please continue to monitor for symptoms. Isolate and get a coronavirus (COVID-19) test if symptoms develop.

26/02/21 7:14am

Tier 2 exposure sites

Anyone who has visited a Tier 2 exposure site during these times is strongly encouraged to urgently get a test and isolate until they receive a negative result.

The locations on this list are not a current risk to the public and you can visit them in line with current restrictions. DH make every effort to contact businesses prior to updating the exposure sites and appreciates the ongoing assistance of Victorian businesses in managing exposures to coronavirus (COVID-19).

If you have visited an exposure site lately but not in the specified time, please continue to monitor for symptoms. Isolate and get a coronavirus (COVID-19) test if symptoms develop.

25/2/21 7:14am

Tier 3 exposure sites

Anyone who has visited a Tier 3 exposure site during these times should monitor for symptoms - If symptoms develop, immediately get tested and isolate until you receive a negative result.

The locations on this list are not a current risk to the public and you can visit them in line with current restrictions. DH make every effort to contact businesses prior to updating the exposure sites and appreciates the ongoing assistance of Victorian businesses in managing exposures to coronavirus (COVID-19).

If you have visited an exposure site lately but not in the specified time, please continue to monitor for symptoms. Isolate and get a coronavirus (COVID-19) test if symptoms develop.

19/2/21 6:45pm

These premises have had confirmed cases visit during their infectious period. This does not mean that there is an ongoing risk associated with the premises, and you can safely visit the site in line with current restrictions.

• The exposure period reflects the date or time that someone with coronavirus (COVID-19) visited that location. This visit occurred during the time that person was infectious. This includes 48 hours prior to them developing symptoms.
• Locations are identified during contact tracing. Contact tracing occurs after someone tests positive for coronavirus (COVID-19).
• Locations stay on the list for 14 days after the last time someone with coronavirus (COVID-19) visited during the period. 14 days is the longest period of time (incubation period) that someone who visited a location and came in to contact with someone who has coronavirus (COVID-19) could have the virus before they show symptoms.

The locations listed are where there is a higher risk you may have been exposed to coronavirus (COVID-19). It is not a complete list. The information is based on advice provided to the department by people who are confirmed cases.

Risk locations will remain on the list for 14 days from the most recent exposure.

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New Zealand COVID-19 case locations

If you have been to any of the New Zealand locations visited by a confirmed case, follow the NZ advice on testing and isolation

Cases currently linked to key outbreaks

28/02/2021

This table details existing non-aged care outbreaks in Victoria that have the highest number of active cases.

As public health work is undertaken throughout the day, outbreak totals are likely to change as the public health team identify links between cases and identified outbreaks.

Organisation based outbreak totals include contacts as well as employees/residents/staff/students of that location/business.

Not all active cases may have visited the location named (above). Some may be secondary contacts, such as family members of a confirmed case who then become infected with coronavirus (COVID-19).

People who have passed away with coronavirus (COVID-19)

28/02/2021

Cases in hospital

28/02/2021

Aged care facilities

28/02/2021

This table shows the breakdown of cases and deaths at Victorian aged care facilities (with five or more confirmed cases). Note: Staff cases also include agency staff. 'Other cases' covers those who are neither staff nor residents, such as visitors or household contacts of staff members who have been linked to an outbreak at the aged care facility.