Byron Bay venues on alert for COVID-19 after Brisbane announced lockdown

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4 years ago

March 29, 2021

Visitors to two venues in Byron Bay have been placed on high alert for signs of COVID-19 after infectious Brisbane residents attended them.

Four new locally acquired cases of the virus were reported in Brisbane on Monday.

Two of those are a nurse and her sister who visited Byron Bay while infectious between last Thursday and Sunday.

Their visit has resulted in public health alerts being issued to people who attended a hotel and a farm in the New South Wales tourist destination.

Anyone who…

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