Woman tests positive to COVID-19 in Queen

Woman tests positive to COVID-19 in Queen

Woman tests positive to COVID-19 in Queensland after travelling from Victoria

A woman who left Victoria with her partner during lockdown and travelled through NSW to Queensland has tested positive for COVID-19.
Queensland’s Health Minister Yvette D’Ath confirmed the woman returned a positive COVID-19 case after travelling from Victoria, through New South Wales, to Queensland.
Ms D’Ath confirmed the woman from Melbourne arrived in Queensland on June 5, and travelled through to Caloundra.
Queensland’s Health Minister Yvette D’Ath confirmed the woman has tested positive for COVID-19. (Nine)
Exposure sites from the Queensland coronavirus case.
Exposure sites from the Queensland coronavirus case. (Google)
The woman’s partner tested negative to COVID-19 this morning.
Chief Health Officer Jeannette Young confirmed a number of exposure sites the couple visited on their way to Caloundra.
Locations include a Bunnings, a Kmart, a McDonald’s, several service stations and a shopping centre.
Dr Young has asked anyone in those areas to check the Queensland Health website and get tested immediately.
The woman travelled from Melbourne to Caloundra, via New South Wales. (Graphic: Tara Blancato)
Six close contacts of the couple have already been identified by authorities.
Queensland Police said they are focusing primarily on contact tracing to ensure there is no spread of COVID-19.
Minister D’ath said she believes the couple travelled from a suburb on the edge of Greater Melbourne.
Kings Beach in Caloundra has been named a COVID-19 exposure site. (Tourism Queensland)
Dr Young has asked for Sunshine Coast residents to come forward to be vaccinated, stating that GPs will have “additional doses of vaccine” available.
“This is the time to go forward and get vaccinated.”
Anyone under 50 is still advised to travel to a Queensland health vaccine site.

NSW lists exposure sites visited by couple

NSW Health has listed a number of exposure sites visited by the positive COVID-19 case.
Suburb Venue Address Date and time
Gillenbah Caltex Narrandera 1 Newell Highway Tuesday, 1 June

10.30 am to 11.00am

Forbes Vandenberg Hotel 7 Court Street Tuesday, 1 June

6.00pm to 10.00pm

Forbes Brew Coffee Bar 1/99 Lachlan Street Wednesday, 2 June

7.00am to 10.00am

Dubbo CSC – Church Street Cafe 15 Church Street Wednesday, 2 June

11.30am to 2.30pm

Dubbo Reading Cinemas Dubbo 49 Macquarie Street Wednesday, 2 June

6.00pm to 10.00pm

Dubbo Homestead Motel 101 Cobra Street From Wednesday, 2 June at 12.00pm to

Thursday, 3 June at 10.00am

Moree Gwydir Carpark/Motel & Thermal Pools 4 Amaroo Drive From Thursday, 3 June at 1.45pm

All day Friday, 4 June to Saturday, 5 June at 7.30am

Moree Cafe Omega 145 Balo Street Thursday, 3 June

1.30pm to 4.30pm

Moree Cafe Omega 145 Balo Street Friday, 4 June

7.00am to 9.30am

Moree Cafe Omega 145 Balo Street Friday, 4 June

11.50am to 2.00pm

Moree Amaroo Tavern Amaroo Drive Friday, 4 June

4.30pm to 11.00pm

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