Name: School shuts as more students test positive to COVID-19
Uploaded: 2020-03-12T01:51:24.000Z
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Sydney Estella What more do we know about these lightest cases?

Well, there are reports analyst this morning that parents have been advised to go and pick up their students, their Children from the school in Dundas in Sydney's west.

After two students, you 10 students tested positive for covert 19.

If these reports are true analysts, it would mean that the state total number of cases in new South wells would be at 42 it would also mean that another school has been exposed to the virus.

Last week, Epping Boys High School was shut down on Friday after a 16 year old boy tested positive to the virus.

Education Minister Dante In says this morning that the education system is prepared for more cases.

It's highly likely that there will be other school students or other members of staff of schools who are impacted by the Koran of ours.

But that's why we're putting the plans in place to be able to deal with it.

Analysts Overnight 1/3 the two cases were confirmed in New South Wales, and health authorities are trying to contact anyone who may have been in contact with a man in his seventies who presented to Sydney sent Vincent's hospital on Friday.

He was tested for covert 19 and those test results came back positive.

But the source of his infection is still unknown.

The lady hasn't traveled overseas recently and also a man in his forties has also tested positive to the virus.

Contact tracing is underway for both of these cases and Dr Carrie Chan says that the community needs to understand how important the procedure is.

And one of the key messages to the community is that we are going to be doing contact tracing throughout the spread of the virus in the community and it's pleasing that we are detecting paces from travelers from many countries and that shows that we have got our detection system right.

There are also concerns for passengers on a flight from Singapore to Sydney, which arrived in Sydney on February 28.

Anyone on the flight Q F 02 seated in rows 31 to 36 has been asked to self isolate after a previously diagnosed case.

A man in his fifties is believed to have traveled infectious on that flight and landed in Sydney.

It's really a multifaceted operation to try to contain the spread of this virus.

Health authorities are advising every member of the public to be cautious to stay home if they're unwilling to come forward for testing.

Of course, as you mentioned, three people have died nationwide from this virus.

 It seems that we are going to get an update from New South Wales health on the situation on the ground here shortly. 