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Covid 19 Omicron outbreak: Tauranga KFC, gym 'high-risk' locations, linked to possible Omicron cases

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KFC Cameron Rd is linked to probable Omicron case. Photo / Luke Kirkness

KFC Cameron Rd is linked to probable Omicron case. Photo / Luke Kirkness

KFC Cameron Rd has been linked to a probable Omicron case while the CityFitness Fraser Cove is linked to a suspected Omicron case.

Health authorities said the locations are "high-risk."

Tthe KFC case was at the location last week on Thursday, January 20, between 5pm and 10.16pm.

KFC Cameron Rd is linked to probable Omicron case.  Photo / Luke Kirkness
KFC Cameron Rd is linked to probable Omicron case. Photo / Luke Kirkness

Anyone who was there at the time is told to self-isolate and get tested immediately and again on day five after being exposed.

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If symptoms start to show, they should get tested immediately.

"Further isolation and testing requirements will be provided by Public Health," the ministry said.

CityFitness is linked to a suspected Omicron case with an exposure date of January 25 between 10am and 12pm.

Anyone who was there at the time is told to self-isolate and get tested immediately and again on day five after being exposed.

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