Darling Downs Health confirms new case of COVID-19
DARLING Downs Health has confirmed another case of COVID-19 in the region today.
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DARLING Downs Health has confirmed another case of COVID-19 in Toowoomba today.
The case was among nine new cases confirmed throughout Queensland overnight.
Across the Darling Downs Health region, there are 41 confirmed cases with 32 in Toowoomba, four in Oakey, two in Kingaroy, one in Miles, one in Warwick, and one in Chinchilla.
Contact tracing is underway and there are no additional public health alerts at this stage.
The health service advised people to keep washing your hands, keep at least 1.5 metres away from each other, and stay home as much as you can.
To stay updated on the latest COVID-19, head to www.health.qld.gov.au/coronavirus.
Originally published as Darling Downs Health confirms new case of COVID-19
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