Victoria records seven new COVID-19 cases from two separate transmission chains

Another seven COVID-19 cases have been recorded in Victoria.

Four residents on the third floor of the Ariele Apartments in Maribyrnong have tested positive to COVID-19.

It comes after removalists from NSW who worked at the apartment complex tested positive to coronavirus.

Residents in two separate apartments — a man in his 60s and a household of three — have contracted the virus.

The parents of the man in his 60s, who are both from Craigieburn and aged 89 and 90, have also tested positive.

A man in his 30s has also contracted COVID-19 after visiting Coles at Cragieburn.

The supermarket was visited by a Melbourne resident who had returned home from a NSW red zone and left their home in breach of the rules for returning residents.

There are now dozens of exposure sites being listed by the health department.

FULL LIST OF EXPOSURE SITES AVAILABLE HERE

COVID-19 testing commander Jeroen Weimar says other exposure sites are also expected to be identified at Highpoint.

“This individual attended a number of retail units on Friday, July 9 at Highpoint,” he said.

Anyone who was at Highpoint between 10am and 2pm on July 9 is urged to get tested.

The MCG has been identified as an exposure site during the Carlton v Geelong game on July 10.

The positive case was on level 2 of the MCC Members’ Reserve, which has now been declared a Tier 2 exposure site.

The rest of the MCG is a Tier 3 site.

Press PLAY below to hear Heidi Murphy’s rundown of the situation