Of the four confirmed cases, all patients have been discharged, a 53 year old male, a 35 year old male, a 21 year old female and a 43 year old male.

No new patients were confirmed overnight.

Border screening

NSW Health is taking a precautionary approach to the prevention of COVID-19, assisting the Australian Government in assessing passengers who arrive at Sydney Airport who have been in China in the previous 14 days and assessing passengers arriving on some cruise ships into Sydney from international ports.

Sydney International Airport

Since Sunday 2 February, a total of 20,835 people have been assessed at Sydney International Airport. A total of 67 were sent for testing. This includes testing conducted as at 1pm today when 142 arrivals from mainland China were assessed at Sydney International Airport. No one was sent for testing.

Cruise ships

Following a risk assessment, three cruise ships arriving in Sydney today were not required to be met by the health assessment team. There are no cruise ships scheduled to arrive tomorrow.

NB:

The figures refer to people who are in NSW and have been investigated for, or have been diagnosed with novel coronavirus.

We will not be disclosing the hospital locations of patients under investigation for privacy reasons