Health authorities concerned over tradies who work at multiple sites

Premier Gladys Berejiklian said that "it's a strong recommendation" that those people get tested before continuing work at multiple sites.

"The concern we have is if you're a construction worker or tradie visiting multiple sites, unfortunately we've seen a few cases of people being positive but doing essential work at multiple sites," she said. "Not so much the larger projects where people tend to be on the same site every day but, unfortunately, we've seen a number of cases in people doing essential work at multiple sites and then spreading the disease through work... then those colleagues going home and spreading it to their loved ones."If you're someone who visits multiple sites, make sure you don't have any symptoms, firstly.

"We're telling you that in south-western Sydney there's a high burden of disease, so, if you are particularly from anywhere that you know there's been some exposure venues or others, assess your own risk and apply common sense."

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