NSW Health have just announced a stay-at-home order for the Kyogle Local Government Area (LGA)
The lockdown will be introduced from midnight tonight (Thursday) until 11 October, owing to an increased COVID-19 public health risk.
These stay-at-home orders will also apply to anyone who has been in the Kyogle LGA since 21 September.
Everyone in this LGA must stay at home unless it is for an essential reason, which includes shopping for food, medical care, getting vaccinated, compassionate needs, exercise and work or tertiary education if you can’t work or study at home.
NSW Health will continue to closely monitor the evolving situation with COVID-19
and will not hesitate to update its advice to protect the health and wellbeing of the
people of NSW.
We urge people throughout NSW to continue to come forward for testing at the first
sign of even mild symptoms. To find your nearest clinic visit COVID-19 clinics or
contact your GP.
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