The Shoalhaven has recorded four new COVID-19 cases on Monday, September 20 with two of these linked to known cases in the area.
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The other two cases are under investigation by NSW Health.
These numbers come as the Illawarra Shoalhaven Local Health District recorded 45 new cases of COVID-19, and brought the total number of cases for the district to 721.
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Wollongong recorded 28 new cases, with eight of these linked to known cases.
Shellharbour recorded 12 new cases, with three of these linked to known cases and Kiama recorded one new case.
Statewide, there were 935 new cases, and four deaths.
A list of COVID-19 venues of concern and exposure sites in relation to the positive cases detected in the district can be viewed here.
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