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Superspreader fears as virus tally grows from international flight
Thursday March 04, 2021
Queensland authorities are concerned a COVID-19 “superspreader” may have passed on the virus to people on an international flight and possibly in hotel quarantine.
Queensland MP Yvette D’Ath held a press conference this morning for the latest COVID-19 update. Photo: ABC
The state reported seven new cases on Thursday, two of whom were in quarantine after arriving on a Qatar Airways flight in Brisbane on February 17.
Four other people on that plane have already tested positive for the new Russian variant COVID-19.
Queensland Health is testing another 72 people…
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