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Residents at The Westin hotel in Brisbane not warned COVID-19 quarantine guests arriving from Hotel Grand Chancellor
A resident living above The Westin hotel in Brisbane has expressed concerned about how hotel quarantine guests were relocated from the ill-fated Hotel Grand Chancellor, saying she unwittingly came within metres as the guests were transferred through the reception area.
Key points:
- All 129 guests from Hotel Grand Chancellor have been moved to The Westin in Brisbane
- Residents live above The Westin and use the same reception area and lifts
- Dr Jeannette Young says there is unlikely to be any risk to people who live at The Westin
The Hotel Grand Chancellor was evacuated yesterday and its 129 guests moved to The Westin as authorities investigate how the highly-contagious UK strain spread on its seventh floor, infecting six people.
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