Noosa News
No change in Queensland border controls as state boosts number of coronavirus testing clinics
Queensland Health has opened more coronavirus testing clinics to shorten long queues as authorities maintain a watch on virus outbreaks in southern states.
Key points:
- More coronavirus testing clinics have opened in Queensland after long queues on the weekend
- Border restrictions remain unchanged, though authorities are closely monitoring the situation
- New restrictions came into effect on Monday to limit access to “vulnerable” facilities
No change has been made to border restrictions even as more cases were reported on Monday in New South Wales and Victoria.
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