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State records one new locally acquired cases
Queensland recorded one new locally acquired case of COVID-19 on Saturday following the easing of Brisbane’s snap three-day lockdown earlier this week.
Health Minister Yvette D’Ath said the case was a close contact related to the Brisbane cluster, and the person had been in quarantine since March 27.
“Their first test was negative and now they have become infectious and they are now positive,” she told reporters on Saturday morning.
The state also recorded two cases acquired overseas.
“The good news is the lockdown has served its…
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