A case of COVID-19 has been detected in an unvaccinated indigenous person in Warwick who attended an event in the Northern New South Wales town of Moree and was infectious in the community for up to ten days.
Queensland has recorded two other locally acquired cases of the virus as Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk warns Queenslanders to expect more sudden outbreaks of this nature as restrictions begin to ease.
The second case was detected at Pacific Pines on the Gold Coast in a 32 year old person who’s received one dose of the vaccine and was infectious in the community for six days.
And the third case was detected in hotel quarantine in a fully-vaccinated traveller from Melbourne but there is no community risk.
