Queensland authorities have released a list of hotspots where Covid-positive people have visited while infectious.
Here’s an overview and what to do if you live in the greater Brisbane area, or if you’ve visited any of the listed locations. More detailed information is available at the Queensland government website.
Anyone considered a close contact is asked to immediately home quarantine (for 14 days), even if you receive a negative result, and complete the contact-tracing self-assessment or call 13HEALTH (13 43 25 84)
Anyone considered a casual contact should get tested immediately, even if you show no symptoms, and quarantine until you receive a negative result
Anyone considered a low risk contact is asked to monitor their health and immediately get tested if they get any Covid-19 symptoms
Anyone considered a historical casual contact should get tested if they feel unwell, or otherwise consult their general practitioner
Latest COVID-19 case locations in NSW
For advice for the following locations refer to our list of the current coronavirus hotspots in New South Wales:
Byron Bay: Friday 26 March to Sunday 28 March
Suffolk Park: Friday 26 March to Saturday 27 March
Ewingsdale: Sunday 28 March
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