No new local COVID-19 cases in Queensland but one in hotel quarantine
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Queensland has recorded no new locally acquired coronavirus cases during the past 24 hours, Health Minister Yvette D’Ath announced on Sunday morning.
The state had one new COVID-19 case on Sunday, but the person was in hotel quarantine and acquired the virus while in Pakistan, according to Deputy Chief Health Officer Dr Sonya Bennett.
Health Minister Yvette D’Ath described Sunday’s zero new community cases as “wonderful”.
After further virus patients were discharged from the state’s hospitals overnight, the number of active cases in Queensland dropped to 72 on Sunday.
“[There were] no new locally acquired community cases, which is wonderful,” Ms D’Ath said. “We had 14,011 tests on Easter Saturday.
“Thank you to all those people who are still coming out and getting tested.
“The clinics are still open today and tomorrow, so if you are feeling unwell, please go get your test, then stay home and wait for your results.”
More to come.
Toby Crockford is a breaking news reporter at the Brisbane Times
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