Teenage girl 'absolutely' did the right thing
Professor Nicola Spurrier, the South Australia Chief Health Officer is speaking on ABC Breakfast.
Professor Spurrier is giving some details on the case of the teenage girl who tested positive after visiting the Woodville Pizza Bar.
"What we do know she did go to the pizza bar - she had pre-ordered so was in the pizza bar for a short period of time, and picked up on 14 November," Professor Spurrier said.
"We know there were people cooking pizzas and working in that pizza bar who were infectious on that day. It has been quite a long incubation period and her results are not absolutely clear-cut, but it absolutely means to everybody in South Australia who has bought a pizza from that pizza bar … you need to look at the dates on our website and get tested immediately and go into isolation."
Professor Spurrier said this shows the virus is highly transmissible and that we need to "remain on high alert".
The CHO said that she has "quite a lot of detailed information about this young woman and her family" but that she would not be providing any further details.
"I can say that this young person has absolutely done the right thing."
Professor Spurrier reiterated that the result was not "clear cut" and that in South Australia they are taking a "overly cautious" approach.
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