Children remain in lockdown after guard with coronavirus worked at Brisbane youth detention centre

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Health authorities have tested 75 of the centre's 127 young residents who have been isolated in their rooms since Wednesday evening.

Children at a Brisbane youth detention centre remain in lockdown as health authorities anxiously await coronavirus test results to determine if a staff member could be the state's first community transmission in a month.

As of Friday morning, 56 tests from centre staff and residents had returned negative results, with no other new cases recorded across Queensland. “That is why, no matter how mild your symptoms are or, if people say you've got something, you’re not sure, get yourself tested,” she said. But the state's Chief Health Officer is confident the case was genuine after the woman recorded a second positive coronavirus test.

 

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These are already kids at risk, they must be very scared & stressed right now. I hope for the best outcome possible.

Omg!! “the coronavirus” has infected someone 👻👻 Please report when that guard has died. He’ll probably stay home drinking a few beers in isolation with a sniffle while the fear of this “Killer Virus” keeps spreading! 😤

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