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Airline pair test positive in Brisbane, but fly out again before results are in

Tuesday January 19, 2021
Two airline crew members tested positive to COVID-19 in Queensland but were back on an outbound flight before they got the results.
The two women, who have unintentionally sparked an international contact-tracing effort, were among three new cases of COVID-19 reported in Queensland overnight. The third was a woman who had recently arrived from South Africa and, like the crew members, was tested in quarantine.
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