Health by Hayden Johnson, John Farmer 25th May 2021 5:31 AM | Updated: 5:31 AM
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Subscriber only Queensland will impose new quarantine measures on Victorians after four cases of COVID-19 were detected in the southern state. Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has announced anyone who arrives in Queensland from 1am on Wednesday, who has visited an identified exposure site in Victoria, will be forced into hotel quarantine for 14 days. Anyone who has been to any of the exposure sites and is already in Queensland must complete the Queensland Health online contact tracing form, get tested immediately and quarantine in your home or accommodation. Meanwhile, community vaccination hubs will be rolled out across Queensland from July with people aged 40 to 49 set to be eligible following a boost in the nation s Pfizer stockpile.
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An 80-year-old grandmother is in hospital with severe bruising all over her body which her family fear is linked to the AstraZeneca vaccine.
Maureen DeBoick was taken to the Fiona Stanley Hospital in Perth two weeks ago by worried family members having recently received her first dose of the jab.
Her daughter Trudy Love said she first noticed a large spot on her tongue, which grew overnight and affected other parts of her body. It progressed very quickly to the inside of her gums bleeding and everywhere she touched on her body came out in a huge dark bruise straight away. If she rubbed it, it bled, Ms Love said.