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West Australians who visited Brisbane COVID-19 exposure locations urged to get tested, isolate – The Age
Anyone who has arrived in Western Australia from Queensland and visited a locations in Brisbane also visited by the state’s latest community COVID-19 case must…
The new case, which has not yet been traced to any other case, has the city on high alert.
Aged care facilities, hospitals, disability care centres and prisons in the Brisbane and Moreton Bay council areas were closed to visitors from noon Friday.
Anyone else who lives anywhere in Brisbane or Moreton Bay, it is really important, any symptoms at all, please come forward to one of our many COVID clinics and get yourself tested, Dr Young said.
Queensland currently has 69 COVID-positive patients in…
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