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Residents of some of Sydney’s richest neighborhoods, including Bondi Beach, will be detained for several weeks as Covid-19 explodes into Australia’s busiest city.

The state health department revealed Friday that it had been notified of 11 cases found locally overnight in New South Wales, following 11 cases 24 to 8 hours a day earlier.

NSW Health said 65 cases were linked to one group in Bondi. Officials in the past said the recent explosion, which represents the state’s first-ever illness for more than a month, was linked to a pilot who flew foreign workers and visited several locations in Sydney, including a shopping mall in Bondi.

This has prompted the government to reintroduce domestic clothing, as well as to introduce key initiatives for leaders who have been awarded Australian low-income vaccines in the world.

Residents, or residents of Central Sydney and other parts of the Eastern region, will be ordered to stay home until midnight on July 2, NSW chief executive Gladys Berejiklian said on Friday.

These include Waverley City Council, which includes Bondi, as well as Woollahra, Randwick and City of Sydney councils.

Affected people may leave their homes to do other important things. Several other areas of the city have already been closed and people are not allowed to travel outside Sydney for unnecessary reasons.

The NSW, a population of about 8.2m (more than 5.3m in Sydney), has confirmed 5,507 cases of coronavirus since the outbreak and 56 other deaths. New Zealand this week stopped their repatriation with the government, which pardoned travelers to their home country.

Although Australia was one of the countries that did well last year in storing small and accessible coronavirus outbreaks, vaccination is delayed.

About 4.4 percent of people have a complete vaccine, according to FT tracking, at a time when other Covid-19 releases are spreading around the world.