Four of Wednesday’s six new cases related to a family who travelled to several locations on the NSW south coast as part of a camping trip in late May.
They returned to Melbourne on May 24, reported the onset of symptoms on May 25 and tested positive for COVID-19 on May 31.
Health authorities are still working out which family member contracted the virus first and where they caught it, saying initial interviews had failed to reveal any likely crossover points with existing cases.NSW health authorities put out an alert on Tuesday night in relation to several sites visited by the family and Victoria’s Health Department also added several locations linked to their trip to its list of exposure site, including three BP truck stops along the Hume Freeway at Glenrowan, Euroa and Wallan.
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