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COVID-19: Western Australia’s borders to remain open to Queensland following Brisbane case – PerthNow
WA’s border will remain open to Queensland following a COVID-19 scare, but recent arrivals from the Sunshine State who visited one of nine exposure sites have been…
WAs border will remain open to Queensland following a COVID-19 scare, but recent arrivals from the Sunshine State who visited one of nine exposure sites have been ordered to self-isolate for two weeks.
The WA Governments announcement comes after it today emerged a 26-year-old man was infectious with coronavirus in Brisbane for a week before he tested positive on Thursday.
Health officials in Queensland are uncertain how he was exposed to the virus and have locked down hospitals, aged care facilities,…
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