Queensland records one new locally acquired case of COVID-19 — the mother of the four-year-old Logan girl who tested positive on Friday.
She said the pilot lives on a cattle property near Kingaroy, and his wife, mother and children who he had been in contact with had since tested negative.
She said the man stayed at home during his infectious period, but it is believed he travelled to Tamworth in his part time job as a truck driver. "He had some exposure time at the Archerfield BP, but otherwise very minimal exposure in Queensland, so I also think he's probably low risk to Queensland," Dr Young said.contact tracers were still struggling to find people who were at the Beenleigh Marketplace nail salon — a site visited by the Windaroo truck driver.
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