Here are the current coronavirus hotspots and Covid-19 public exposure sites in Queensland and what to do if you’ve visited them.
- Victoria Covid case alerts and list of Melbourne public exposure sites
- NSW Covid-19 hotspots list
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Authorities have released a list of coronavirus hotspots and public exposure sites in Queensland visited by a confirmed case of Covid-19.
immediately travel by private transport directly to your home or accommodation and quarantine
get tested at your earliest opportunity
complete the online contact tracing form by clicking on the name for the relevant location in the table on the Queensland government website, linked at the bottom of the article. A pop up window will appear with specific advice for that location and a link to the form.
If you are unable to complete the contact tracing form please call 134 COVID (134 268).
After you complete the contact tracing self-assessment you will be contacted by Queensland Health.
Immediately travel by private transport directly to your home or accommodation and quarantine
Get tested at your earliest opportunity
Complete the online contact tracing form by clicking on the name for the relevant location in the table on the Queensland government website, linked at the bottom of the article. A pop up window will appear with specific advice for that location and a link to the form.
If you are unable to complete the online contact tracing form please call 134 COVID (134 268). This information will allow Queensland Health to contact you if required
Continue to quarantine at home until you get a negative test result.
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