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Queensland aged care and hospital visits allowed from Friday 25th September 2020

Queensland aged care and hospital visits allowed from Friday 25th September 2020
Health News - 24 September, 2020

Queensland aged care and hospital visits allowed from Friday 25th September 2020

Visitors will be allowed in aged care homes and hospitals across Brisbane, Ipswich and Logan from Friday, the Health Minister Steven Miles has announced recently. The announcement that aged care and hospital visits allowed from Friday 25th September 2020 coincides with low numbers of infectious cases in Queensland recently. From 1:00am Friday 25th September 2020, private gatherings will increase from 10 people to 30 people.

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The easing of restrictions will also come into effect in Moreton Bay, Redlands, Lockyer Valley, Somerset council areas and Scenic Rim. “People can go ahead and organise that house party for Friday night,” Mr Miles said. The easing of the rules coincides with the lifting of the ACT as a hotspot and comes a week ahead of the extension of the border bubble to residents in five new local government areas, including Byron Bay, Ballina and Glen Innes. Health Authorities will be continuing to monitor for any changes to the current trends.