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QLD COVID ship crew test positive amid fears of new strain on board – 7NEWS.com.au
Queensland authorities are scratching their heads over what to do with the crew members.
Authorities are discussing what to do with the coronavirus infected crew of a cargo ship anchored off the Queensland coast amid fears they could carry a mystery strain.
Two crew members aboard the MV Sofrana Surville have been diagnosed with COVID-19, Deputy Premier Steven Miles said on Thursday.
The freighter was blocked from docking in Brisbane after New Zealand authorities alerted Australian officials on Sunday the vessels crew could be infected with a new strain of the virus.
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