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Queensland records three new locally acquired COVID-19 cases, two in community for days

November 10, 2021

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Two new locally acquired COVID-19 cases in Queensland have been potentially infectious in their communities for days.

One of the cases announced on Wednesday is a person who lives in Pacific Pines on the Gold Coast who was likely infectious in the community for six days.

Another positive person,…

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