THE number of Covid-19 cases in the northern beaches has risen to triple digits again, with 102 infected people.
Last week the numbers were hovering around the mid 60s, but after no data from NSW Health for a few days cases have shot back up, the report to 8pm on Monday shows.
The highest number of cases are in the 2099 postcode at 25. This area, which includes Dee Why, Cromer, Narraweena and North Curl Curl, also has the highest population in the LGA at 44,119 people.
Covid-19 by northern beaches postcode
- 25 in 2099 (Dee Why, Cromer, Narraweena, North Curl Curl)
- 12 in 2093 (Balgowlah, Clontarf, Manly Vale)
- 10 in 2107 (Avalon, Bilgola, Clareville, Whale Beach)
- Nine in 2101 (Narrabeen, Elanora Heights, Ingleside)
- Nine in 2100 (Brookvale, Beacon Hill, Allambie, North Manly, Oxford Falls)
- Seven in 2086 (Frenchs Forest)
- Six in 2087 (Forestville, Killarney Heights)
- Five in 2095 (Manly)
- Four in 2096 (Curl Curl, Freshwater, Queenscliff)
- Three in 2097 (Collaroy, Wheeler Heights)
- Three in 2092 (Seaforth)
- Two in 2106 (Newport)
- Two in 2104 (Bayview)
- Two in 2085 (Belrose, Davidson)
- One in 2103 (Mona Vale)
- One in 2108 (Palm Beach, Coasters Retreat, Currawong Beach, Great Mackerel Beach)
There are currently no Covid-19 cases in the 2105 (Church Point, Scotland Island and Elvina, Lovett and Morning bays) and 2102 (Warriewood) postcodes.
Across NSW, Covid cases have also shot upwards with 1022 new cases reported in the 24 hours overnight.
A further 10 people died overnight, eight men and two women, all from Sydney. That takes the total of fatalities in this outbreak across NSW to 255.