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Two cases of covid detected in Queanbeyan

QUEANBEYAN has recorded its first two cases of COVID-19 in more than 12 months after two people who work in the ACT but live in Queanbeyan tested positive in the past 24 hours.

Contact tracing is underway and there are no public exposure sites in the region at this stage.

Stay-at-home requirements in regional NSW have been extended until at least August 28.

Queanbeyan covid case visited two shops while infectious

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One Response to Two cases of covid detected in Queanbeyan

Kerrie Jonelle Gyarn Zorgdrager says: 19 August 2021 at 11:59 am

I just want to send love and healing vibes to the Qbn residents caught up on this terrible pandemic. Don’t take notice of all the social media garbage about this bug. Stick to your own medical team advice and take it one gentle step at a time. There is alot of help and support in this town who have stepped up for people. I’m so glad us with medical issues / disabilities etc haven’t been overlooked at this time either. Nobody asks for this bug or deserves what it does. Just stay strong and let others know whatever you need… love and hugs Kezzie xxx

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