A Bunnings Warehouse, McDonald's restaurant and a popular shopping centre are among the latest exposure sites in Queensland.
Queensland Health issued a public health alert this afternoon for contact tracing locations in Mt Gravatt, South Brisbane, East Brisbane and Indooroopilly.
A range of stores at Indooroopilly shopping centre are among the close contact venues.
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Meanwhile anyone who visited McDonald's Jindalee at Homemaker City, 12A Goggs Rd from 6.20pm to 6.55pm on Sunday, July 25 is considered a close contact.
Bunnings at Mount Gravatt is a casual contact venue for those who visited from 7am to 7.35am on Wednesday, July 28 and from 12.30pm to 1.05pm from Thursday, July 29.
Please visit the Queensland Health website regularly, as the list of venues of concern and relevant health advice are being updated as investigations continue.
The following locations are among the list of new and updated close contact venues:
- Bus Route 66, UQ Lakes Bus Station to PA Hospital Bus Station from 12.20pm to 12.40pm on Wednesday 28 July 2021
- Bus Route 29, PA Hospital Bus Station to UQ Lakes Bus Station from 2.30pm to 2.50pm on Wednesday 28 July 2021
- Southbank TAFE F Block Level 5 Rm 5015, 66 Ernest St, South Brisbane from 7pm 9pm on Wednesday 28 July 2021
- Indooroopilly State High School, 111 Ward St Indooroopilly from 8am to 3.30pm on Thursday 29 July 2021
- Myer (level 2), Indooroopilly shopping centre, Indooroopilly from 8.50am to 9.30am on Thursday 29 July 2021
- Seed Heritage (level 2), Indooroopilly shopping centre, Indooroopilly from 9.20am to 9.35am on Thursday 29 July 2021
- Target (level 2), Indooroopilly shopping centre, Indooroopilly from 9.25am to 9.50am on Thursday 29 July 2021
- H and M (level 2), Indooroopilly shopping centre, Indooroopilly from 9.45am 10.10am on Thursday 29 July 2021
- Target (level 2), Indooroopilly shopping centre, Indooroopilly from 10am to 10.15am on Thursday 29 July 2021
- Kmart (Level 1)
- Indooroopilly shopping centre, Indooroopilly from 10.10am to 10.45am on Thursday 29 July 2021
- Stacks Discounts Store (next to Daiso near Aldi Lvl1), Indooroopilly shopping centre Indooroopilly from 10.35am to 10.50am on Thursday 29 July 2021
- Country Road, Indooroopilly shopping centre Indooroopilly from 10.45am to 11am on Thursday 29 July 2021
- Highgrove Bathrooms, 899 Stanley St East East Brisbane from 11am to 11.25am on Thursday 29 July 2021
- Coles Jindalee, Corner Goggs and Sinnamon Rds, Jindalee from 2.55pm to 3.15pm on Thursday 29 July 2021
- Terry White Chemmart Jindalee, 4/168 Sinnamon Rd Jindalee from 3pm to 3.20pm on Thursday 29 July 2021
- Bus Route 412, Sir Fred Schonell Dve, St Lucia to UQ Chancellor's Place, University of Queensland, St Lucia Bus Route 412 from 9.45am to 9.55am on Friday 30 July 2021
- Blunder Road Country Markets, 3/150 Blunder Rd, Oxley from 8.30am to 9.10am on Sunday 25 July 2021
- ALDI Oxley, 146 Blunder Rd, Oxley from 8.55am to 9.25am on Sunday 25 July 2021
- Chemist Warehouse Oxley , 146 Blunder Rd, Oxley from 9.10am to 9.30am on Sunday 25 July 2021
- McDonalds - Jindalee, Homemaker City, 12A Goggs Rd, Jindalee from 6.20pm to 6.55pm on Sunday 25 July 2021
Anyone who visited these locations is asked to quarantine immediately, get tested and complete an online contact tracing form.
The following venues are among the new casual contact venues:
- Bunnings, Mount Gravatt, Wecker Rd, Mount Gravatt from 7am to 7.35am on Wednesday 28 July 2021
- Bunnings, Mount Gravatt , Wecker Rd, Mount Gravatt from 12.30pm to 1.05pm from Thursday 29 July 2021
- Female Toilets, Level 2 near Forever New and Myer, Indooroopilly shopping centre Indooroopilly from 8.45am 8.50am on Thursday 29 July 2021
- Female toilets near Rebel Store and JB Hifi Level 1, Indooroopilly shopping centre Indooroopilly from 10.50am to 10.55am on Thursday 29 July 2021
Queensland authorities introduced a three-day snap-lockdown from 4pm today for 11 local government areas, after the state recorded six new local COVID-19 cases.
The 11 LGAs entering lockdown include:
- Brisbane City
- Moreton Bay
- Gold Coast
- Ipswich
- Lockyer Valley
- Logan City
- Noosa Shire
- Redland City
- Scenic Rim
- Somerset
- Sunshine Coast
Chief Health Officer Jeanette Young stressed the need for people under the snap lockdown to limit their movements.
"So, for the next three days, I just ask everyone: Stay at home. The only real reason you need to leave home is for healthcare or to provide support to a vulnerable person. Hopefully, people have got enough food at home," she said.
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