VICTORIA DHS
QUEENSLAND TRAVEL PERMIT ZONE UPDATE:
The Queensland Local Government Areas (LGAs) of Brisbane and Moreton Bay have been designated an orange zone under Victoria’s ‘traffic light’ travel permit system.
People entering Victoria from an orange zone (excluding people who have only passed through an orange zone during transit to the airport) must apply for an orange zone permit.
You cannot obtain an orange zone permit if you have COVID-19 symptoms. On arrival in Victoria, orange zone permit holders must immediately self-isolate, get a coronavirus test within 72 hours of arriving, and stay isolated until a negative result is received.
To apply for a travel permit to enter Victoria, visit
COVID-19 border entry.
QUEENSLAND EXPOSURE SITES:
Queensland Health has announced a positive case of coronavirus and has listed a number of public exposure sites on its website at
www.qld.gov.au/health/conditions/health-alerts/coronavirus-covid-19/current-status/contact-tracing
People currently in Victoria who were at any of these locations in the specified times must contact the Victorian Department at 1300 651 150 and follow the relevant advice issued by Queensland Health.
Anyone who has entered Victoria from the City of Brisbane and Moreton Bay Region since 12 March must immediately self-isolate, get a coronavirus test within 72 hours, and stay isolated until they receive a negative result.
Using data from travel permits, the Victorian Department of Health will be contacting anyone who has entered Victoria from the City of Brisbane and Moreton Bay Region since 12 March to advise them of their obligations.
To see where to get tested in Victoria, visit
www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/where-get-tested-covid-19. The Department will continue monitoring the situation in Queensland and provide further updates where required.