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QLD COVID cases rise amid clusters affecting Brisbane, Ipswich, Logan and Gold Coast – 7NEWS.com.au
Two months ago, the state was on the cusp of being coronavirus-free. Now, everything has changed.
Queensland authorities are working frantically to find missing links in coronavirus clusters after conceding the state is dealing with an outbreak of cases.
The state recorded three new COVID-19 cases on Friday, all linked to a Queensland Corrections Services (QCS) academy in the Brisbane suburb of Wacol where a trainer was revealed positive the previous day.
The cluster is believed related to a group of 11 cases at the Brisbane Youth Detention Centre, but contact tracers are yet to establish …
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