General
Contact tracing sites in Brisbane and Gold Coast expanded following further coronavirus cases
Queensland contact tracers are continuing to work tirelessly to track people who may have been exposed to COVID-19 in the wake of two further cases of community transmission.
A range of venues across the Gold Coast have been added to the growing list together with new Brisbane venues linked to cases related to the new PA Hospital cluster.
Some sites have been removed and others added, including for Sunday March 28.
Anyone who visited the sites below must quarantine at home immediately for 14 days from the time of contact, and complete an online contact tracing self-assessment or phone 13HEALTH.
Close contact sites
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