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Dubbo's Westhaven advises of 14 staff, residents self-isolating

By Kim Bartley
Updated March 27 2020 - 4:26pm, first published 3:30pm
FIGHT BACK: Westhaven chief executive officer Andrew Everett, pictured with its community services manager Pam Cook earlier this year, says the charity is "implementing every mitigating process to minimise the likelihood" of the virus spreading. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE.
FIGHT BACK: Westhaven chief executive officer Andrew Everett, pictured with its community services manager Pam Cook earlier this year, says the charity is "implementing every mitigating process to minimise the likelihood" of the virus spreading. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE.

NSW Health is investigating how a woman in permanent care at a Westhaven facility in Dubbo contracted the potentially-deadly coronavirus, COVID-19.

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