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Victorian COVID-19 positive truck driver entered Western Australian, exposure sites identified – ABC News – Burnie Online News

A Victorian truck driver was potentially infectious with COVID-19 during his stay in Western Australia between September 30 and October……

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4 years ago

October 10, 2021

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Three Western Australian service stations are potential COVID-19 exposure sites after a Victorian truck driver who tested positive to the virus entered the state.Key points:

A man in his 20s who visited WA recently has tested positive to COVID-19
The truck……

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