Queensland authorities respond after students jabbed with ‘used blood test kit’ needle

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4 years ago

June 1, 2021

Students at a Queensland school are undergoing urgent medical testing after being pricked by a needle from a “used blood test kit”.

Police believe a 13-year-old boy attended Murgon State High School in the South Burnett region with a device for finger blood tests on Monday.

It was used on a…

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