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COVID 19 News Update

Queensland Health has declared all of New South Wales, South Australia and Victoria as hotspots, with the New South Wales Border Zone now reinstated.

Face masks will continue to be mandatory in 11 council regions across South East Queensland until 6.00am on Friday 30 July, and anyone who has  been in a South East Queensland impacted area in the last 14 days must continue to wear a face mask.

Facemasks continue to be mandatory in:

  • City of Brisbane
  • Moreton Bay Regional Council
  • City of Gold Coast
  • City of Ipswich
  • Lockyer Valley Regional Council
  • Logan City
  • Noosa Shire Council
  • Redland City
  • Scenic Rim Regional Council
  • Somerset Regional Council
  • Sunshine Coast Regional Council

All other gathering and vulnerable facility restrictions for South East Queensland have been removed to be the same as for the rest of Queensland.

See regular updates on the Queensland Health website in multiple languages here: https://bit.ly/3y2HHio

Additional resources on the current restrictions and access to support services in multiple languages can be found on the Refugee Health Network website here: https://bit.ly/36X0BeG

Queensland's COVID Safe Future Roadmap, updated to 20 August 2021, can be viewed through the link below.

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