Fourteen new cases of COVID-19 were diagnosed in the 24 hours to 8.00pm 25 July 2020, bringing the total number of cases in NSW to 3,479.

Four of the new cases attended the following funeral and related church services in south western Sydney between 16 and 19 July. Everyone who attended these events is now considered a close contact and must isolate, get tested for COVID-19 regardless of any symptoms, and continue to self-isolate for 14 days even if the test is negative. If symptoms develop get tested again. Testing is available at COVID clinics and through GPs across the state, including at Fairfield Hospital and Fisher Street carpark, Cabramatta drive-through clinic.

The services attended were:

• 16 July St Brendan’s Catholic Church Bankstown for one hour from 6.30pm
• 17 July Ausia Funeral Services at Fairfield East between 1pm and 8pm
• 18 July Funeral service at St Brendan’s Catholic Church Bankstown for one hour from 10am
• 18 July Burial service at St John of God Lawn at Rookwood between 11.30-1pm
• 19 July Our Lady of Mt Carmel at Mt Pritchard for one hour from 7.30am

Of the remaining ten new cases reported to 8pm last night:

• Six are associated with the Thai Rock restaurant cluster, including two linked to Our Lady of Lebanon church
• Three are returned travellers
• One is under investigation

There were no new cases today linked to the Crossroads Hotel or the Batemans Bay Soldiers Club. There are now 56 cases associated with the Crossroads Hotel cluster, 67 cases associated with the Thai Rock restaurant (including 11 associated with Our Lady of Lebanon Church), and eight cases associated with the Batemans Bay Soldiers Club.