NSW Chief Health Officer Kerry Chant has voiced concerns over new cases of COVID-19 in Kogarah and Hurstville.
Speaking at today's NSW COVID-19 update, Dr Chant said she had "quite significant concern" about cases in Hurstville and Kogarah because of the lack of "demonstrable link" between those infected, pointing to "missing links" in the chain of transmission.
"We are finding unlinked cases ... and that means there are chains of transmission we are yet to track and yet to break," she said.
It comes as the latest NSW Health data shows cases in the St George region remain stable at this time.
The Map of NSW COVID-19 positive cases and testing by postcode shows there are 62 cases in St George as at 11.30am today.
The largest number is in the 2210 postcode, which takes in Lugarno, Peakhurst and Peakhurst Heights, where there are 10 cases.
Others include:
2216 postcode, which takes in Banksia, Brighton-Le-Sands and Kyeemagh, eight active cases.
2217 postcode, which takes in Beverley Park, Kogarah and Kogarah Bay, five active cases.
2218 postcode, which includes Allawah and Carlton, six active cases.
2219 postcode, which takes in Dolls Point, Sandringham and Sans Souci, seven active cases.
2220 postcode, which takes in Hurstville and Hurstville Grove, six active cases.
2221 postcode, which takes in Blakehurst, Carrs Park, Connells Point, four active cases.
2222 postcode, which takes in Penshurst, one active case.
2223 postcode, which takes in Mortdale and Oatley, four active cases.
2207 postcode, Bardwell Park, Bardwell Valley and Bexley, three active cases.
2208 postcode, which takes in Kingsgrove, one active case.
2209 postcode, which takes in Beverly Hills and Narwee, four active cases.
2205 postcode, which takes in Wolli Creek and Arncliffe, three active cases.
Details: To view the heat map visit the NSW Health website or click here.
