Friday 27, Aug 2021: There were no new cases of COVID-19 on the Central Coast to 8pm last night, though several public transport routes have been named as potential exposure sites.
Central Coast Local Health District is advising locals of public transport routes that are associated with a previously notified case of COVID-19.
Anyone who travelled on the following train services for more than 30 minutes at the listed times is a close contact and must get tested and isolate for 14 days, regardless of the result and call 1800 943 553 unless they have already been contacted by NSW Health. Please get tested even if you have had a test in recent days:
| Central Coast & Newcastle Line | From Strathfield to Wyong | Saturday 14 August 2:01pm to 3:36pm |
| Central Coast & Newcastle Line | From Wyong to Strathfield | Saturday 14 August 7:49pm to 9:25pm |
Anyone who travelled on the following bus routes at the listed times is a casual contact and must immediately get tested and isolate until they receive a negative result, even if they have had a test in recent days:
- Route 81 – Wyong Station to Lake Haven Centre on Saturday 14 August from 3:37pm to 4:04pm.
- Route 82 – Lake Haven Centre to Wyong Station on Saturday 14 August from 6:51pm to 7:25pm.
To see a full list of all exposure sites in NSW visit NSW Health case locations web page.
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