Queensland has confirmed two Covid-19 cases after a Melbourne case breached lockdown restrictions to go on a road trip across two other states.
A 44-year-old woman who travelled from Melbourne with her husband left Victoria on June 1, four days after a statewide lockdown had come into force.
Anyone in New Zealand who was in these areas at those times is urged to get tested.
The Queensland case numbers came shortly after Victorian authorities revealed four new Covid-19 infections had been recorded.
The cases came from the same household but the source of the infections is still not known, sparking concerns it could put the planned lifting of restrictions across Melbourne at 11.59pm tonight at risk.
COVID-19 case identified in Sunshine Coast.
— Queensland Health (@qldhealth) June 9, 2021
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