NSW records three new COVID-19 deaths, including man in his 30s
A man in his 30s from south-west Sydney has died after he contracted COVID-19.
The young man, who passed away at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, was not vaccinated and had underlying health conditions.
He was one of three deaths recorded in the last 24 hours to 8pm last night in New South Wales, as the state recorded 216 new local cases of the virus.
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The young man, who passed away at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, was not vaccinated and had underlying health conditions. Sam Mooy
A man in his 40s, also from south-west Sydney, died at Liverpool Hospital.
He was not vaccinated and had no significant underlying health conditions.
Meanwhile, a man was his 80s from south-west Sydney died at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital.
He had received one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine and had underlying health conditions.
New exposure sites
An urgent alert has been issued for three popular Sydney gyms.
NSW Health said 11 transmissions had been linked with Barry's Bootcamp outlets at Kings Cross, Surry Hills and Martin Place in Inner Sydney.
Patrons who attended the venues between October 30 and November 4 could be at risk.
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Eleven coronavirus cases have been linked to Barry's Bootcamp gyms in Inner Sydney. Supplied
NSW Health will contact those who attended classes of concern for testing and isolation.
Other gym goers are urged to monitor for symptoms.
Gym classes are limited to 20 people under current health rules.
Across the state, there were 216 new local cases and three deaths in the 24 hours to 8pm last night.
Health workers conducted 95,804 COVID-19 tests during this time.
There are currently 235 people in hospital and 41 people being treated for the virus in intensive care units.
NSW officially passed the milestone of 90 per cent of residents being double vaccinated.
NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet said he wants the state to achieve 95 per cent full vaccination Nine
However, NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet said he wants to get to 95 per cent.
"Let's give it a final push," he said.
Australia passed the 80 per cent fully vaccinated milestone at the weekend.
The figures are for eligible adults over 16.
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