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It isn't a matter of believing the data, it is a matter of knowing there are some inherent biases in their collection. Data is more useful if reliable.
I have done contact tracing myself, and it is hard to be sure where the location of transmission was. People were out at work, then in the pub with colleagues later, so where did the transmission take place between two colleagues? These questions tend to default to the places they spent most time, so the workplace (or home or student accommodation) get nominated. That assumption carries a level of uncertainty.
A couple of simple further questions, would give you on balance the most likely answer tbh.
Did you ask any further questions or are you not allowed to ? and out of interested if you didn't ask more, what did you tick the transmission took place or does that case go unallocated ?