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QLD COVID: New COVID outbreak in Queensland linked to Melbourne pub

Advertisement Queensland has recorded one new locally acquired case of COVID which is not linked to either of two Delta clusters that sparked ongoing mask restrictions in the state. Acting Premier Steven Miles said on Tuesday the woman was infectious in the community for days, with exposure sites to be listed on the Sunshine Coast, while she also travelled to Cairns and Mareeba in north Queensland. The Mareeba woman, in her 20s, was fully vaccinated with Pfizer and travelled from Melbourne to Maroochydore on the Sunshine Coast on July 13. Her infectious period stretched back to July 15 and authorities expected she had the Delta variant of coronavirus.

Coronavirus Qld update: Two new locally acquired cases detected overnight

A third case was diagnosed in hotel quarantine. There is no risk at all to the public from the two new cases, Chief Health Officer Jeannette Young said. When they went into home quarantine they tested negative. They have now tested positive, Dr Young said. We have gone and done some further work and they had no public exposure sites. READ MORE: Ten Queensland hospital staff who saved the life of a patient with COVID have been forced into 14-day isolation after becoming casual contacts.(Nine) Ms Palaszczuk also praised the 10 hospital staff who saved a COVID-19 patient s life at the Sunshine Coast University Hospital.

QLD COVID: Bit too early to relax as state records one new COVID case

“It is really encouraging to see these results,” she said. “But it’s a little bit too early to relax quite yet. “So we need to maintain those restrictions that we have in place, so please - wearing masks, I know they’re really uncomfortable . my glasses continually fog up - but they’re so important.” Queensland Chief Health Officer Jeannette Young speaks to media during a COVID-19 update on Wednesday. Credit:Matt Dennien Dr Young said there were 9827 close contacts of cases in Queensland, 5701 people in home quarantine and 3093 in hotel quarantine. Health Minister Yvette D’Ath said Wednesday’s “great news” was thanks to the quick lockdown.

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