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Man from Papua New Guinea dies in Queensland hospital from COVID-19 complications
A man from Papua New Guinea has died in a Queensland hospital from COVID-19 complications.
Key points:
- The 77-year-old man was flown to Australia from PNG on March 28
- He had been in ICU at Redcliffe, where he died on Monday
- Queensland Health says it is important now more than ever to get tested
The 77-year-old dual Papua New Guinea and UK national was flown to Australia for treatment on March 28, as his condition was worsening.
He died in the intensive care unit at Redcliffe Hospital north of Brisbane on Monday.
Queensland Health has offered its condolences to the family.
“PNG is one of Queensland’s closest neighbours, and when we can offer support to our neighbours, we can, and we will,” a statement read.
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