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NSW records 17 new cases, one death linked to Crossroads Hotel

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NSW records 17 new cases, one death linked to Crossroads Hotel

By Rebeka Powell31 Jul 2020 22:53

The Victorian Health Department has released new data overnight which breaks down the number of active coronavirus cases by postcode.

There are 13 postcodes with more than 90 active cases, and four postcodes have more than 200 each.

The area with the highest number of active coronavirus cases is postcode 3029, which includes Hoppers Crossing, Tarneit and Truganina in the western suburbs, with 346 active cases.

Previously the most detailed data available was broken down by local government area (LGA), but some LGA’s contain dozens of suburbs.

See if your suburb’s in the top 10:

3029 —346 cases

3064 — 286 cases

3021 — 221 cases

3030 — 217 cases

3023 — 177 cases

3076 — 146 cases

3020 — 144 cases

3037 — 119 cases

3031 — 118 cases

3175 — 112 cases

Source: 9News | News Colony

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