Victoria has recorded two new locally acquired cases of coronavirus, with around 83 active cases in the outbreak.
Both new cases are linked to the current outbreak.
The results were detected among 22,814 tests processed on Monday, as the state delivered 21,192 vaccination doses at state-run sites.
The Melbourne lockdown is due to end at 11:59pm Thursday, but authorities are still trying to solve several mysteries around the outbreak.
They include how the Delta strain circulating in the West Melbourne cluster entered the community, how an aged care outbreak at a facility in Melbourne's west began and the transmission link between the City of Whittlesea cluster and a Wollert man infected with the Kappa strain in South Australian hotel quarantine last month.
Several Melbourne shops have been added to the list of more than 300 exposure sites, including an IGA supermarket in Southbank and 7-Eleven stores in Yarraville and Maribyrnong.
More to come.
Victoria records two new local COVID cases, both linked to current outbreak - ABC News
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