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Police tracking coronavirus victims' movements

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The phones of South Australia's two confirmed coronavirus victims are tonight under police microscope, with SA Health calling in digital forensic officers to help pinpoint where the couple visited since they touched down in Adelaide.

The Chinese nationals are in isolation at the Royal Adelaide Hospital.

In an interview on Sunday, they said they had not self-isolated after landing in Adelaide on January 21.

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Two coronavirus victims are in isolation at Royal Adelaide Hospital. 9News

The next day, they attended an auction at Pam Street in Firle, along with 25 others who were notified of their potential exposure yesterday.

The real estate agent at Dulwich chose to close its doors until Thursday, with staff working from home to minimise the risk of further spreading.

SA Health said it would only let the public know more details of the couples' movements if it believes people have been put at risk.

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