Perth Lockdown Day 1 - Perth COVID-19 Update

Perth Lockdown Day 1 Update: No New Local Cases Recorded

Latest Perth lockdown day 1 update from Mark McGowan.

Latest Perth lockdown update from Mark McGowan.

After Perth jumped into a 3-day lockdown from midnight, Mark McGowan has provided a Perth Lockdown Day One update.

There has been no new local cases of COVID-19 confirmed in Perth overnight outside of the already known and confirmed close contact identified yesterday.

“Overnight, Western Australia recorded two cases of COVID-19. This includes the one local case of a woman in her 40s who was the close contact of the Victorian man that we reported yesterday. The other relates to a woman in her 50s who was a returned traveller from India, in hotel quarantine.

“This means there are no new local cases of COVID-19 other than those ones we reported yesterday.”

Contact tracing update

The contact tracing team has gone into overdrive and has now identified 337 contacts.

“In total, to date, we have identified 337 contacts, including 71 close contacts. They have all been tested or will be today. They will remain in quarantine. So far 27 close contacts have tested negative.

“There are currently 109 casual contacts with 60 of those returning a negative result so far. In addition, there are currently 157 other contacts, which are pending classification by our public health team.” said Mr McGowan.

More to come.

Updates Perth COVID-19 hotspots

The WA Department of Health has released an updated COVID-19 hotspot list with public exposure sites. If you have been to one of these locations you must get tested if you were there at the same time.

Known Perth COVID-19 hotspots as of 24/4 12:20pm

LocationDate of concernTime of concern
Crawley: St Catherine’s on Park (Heim building)18/04/2021 – 21/04/202112:01am 18/04/2021 – 11:59pm 21/04/2021
Canning Vale: Star Family Medicine Practice23/04/20219:00am – 11:00am
Kardinya: Terry White Chemmart22/04/20217:10pm – 8:30pm
Applecross: DB Dental, 884 Canning Highway (Sleat Road clinic)22/04/20218:00am – 6:00pm
Booragoon: Leisurefit Aquatic Centre21/04/20215:30pm – 7:30pm
Willetton: TS Bakery, 27/45 Burrendah Blvd21/04/20213:03pm – 3:06pm
Willetton: Southlands Shopping Centre (specifcally: Gilbert’s Fresh Markets, Coles, BankWest)21/04/20213:00pm – 3:30pm
QANTAS domestic terminal (T3 – T4)21/04/202111:00am – 1:00pm
Crawley: St Catherine’s on Park (Heim building) – Dining Hall21/04/20217:00am – 9:00am
Northbridge: City China Garden20/04/20215:00pm – 8:00pm
Northbridge: Good Fortune Roast Duck House19/04/20215:00pm – 8:00pm
Subiaco: Fortune Acupuncture Chinese Medical Clinic19/04/20211:30pm – 3:00pm
 Kardinya: BP Service Station, 88 Gilbertson Road19/04/202111:00am – 12:00pm
Crawley: St Catherine’s on Park (Heim building) – Dining Hall19/04/20217:00am – 9:00am
Northbridge: Fortune Five Chinese Restaurant18/04/20215:30pm – 7:00pm
Kardinya: Kitchen Inn18/04/202112:00pm – 2:00pm
Mount Pleasant: Brentwood Deli18/04/20218:30am – 9:30am
East Victoria Park: Bananabro17/04/20215:30pm – 8:00pm
Booragoon: Leisurefit Aquatic centre17/04/20213:30pm – 6:00pm

Visit healthywa.wa.gov.au for further updates.

Vaccination clinics are still open

Health Minister Roger Cook urged people who are showing any symptoms to be tested and reiterated vaccination clinics are continuing to operate.

“We have administered almost 90,000 vaccinations, and just yesterday, 2,223 people were vaccinated. COVID-19 vaccination is the best protection against the virus for workers and for members of the public. Therefore we encourage you to get the vaccination as soon as possible and as soon as you become eligible.” Mr Cook said.

Watch: WA Premier Mark McGowan with a COVID-19 update on the first day of Perth’s lockdown

Feature image: AAP Image/Richard Wainwright

Further Perth news and COVID-19 news on SoPerth.com.au.

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