Covid exposure sites Ipswich: Positive case visited Yamanto Bakery, Salvation Army Bundamba store and CBD Officeworks

A busy shopping village has been identified as a location where a positive Covid case visited with Queensland Health confirming new exposure sites.

The Yamanto Bakery in the Yamanto Shopping Village precinct has been identified as a Covid exposure site

New Covid exposure sites have been identified in Ipswich including at a busy shopping precinct in the city’s south.

As reported by the Queensland Times on Thursday, a positive case visited the Officeworks store in the CBD on Brisbane Street on Friday, July 30.

Although next to a Coles supermarket, a spokeswoman for the supermarket giant confirmed a positive case did not enter the store.

Queensland Health has ruled this as a casual contact between 10.49am and 11.15am on the day.

The entrance to the building has been identified as a low risk contact during the same time.

The Salvation Army’s Bundamba store on Coal Street has been identified as a close contact site.

A positive case visited the store on July 30 between 11.18am and noon.

It is understood staff were informed early on Thursday morning and were immediately sent into quarantine.

If you have been at this location you must go home and quarantine, get tested as soon as possible and complete the online contact tracing form.

For more information call 134 268.

You must continue to quarantine even after receiving a negative result and anyone who lives with you is required to quarantine for 14 days from the time you were at the venue.

The Yamanto Bakery in the Yamanto Shopping Village precinct has been identified as a low risk contact site.

The shopping precinct is anchored by Woolworths supermarket and also has Super Amart, McDonalds, Caltex and 25 specialty stores.

A positive case visited the bakery between 8am and 8.17am on July 30.

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