Qantas flight attendant who crew six packed flights tested positive for Covid
Woman was aboard flights to Longreach, Gladstone and Hervey Bay July 11-12
Dr Jeannette Young confirmed the woman tested positive to the Delta variant
She visited Dreamworld theme park on July 16 between 10.30am and 2pm
The woman called in sick to work but did not get a Covid test until a week later
Dreamworld has been exposed to Covid-19 after an infected Qantas flight attendant visited the Gold Coast theme park for three hours.
The young woman, who tested positive to the Delta variant of Covid-19 on Thursday, was at Dreamworld between 10.30am and 2pm on July 16.
The park has been listed as a low-risk exposure site meaning anyone who attended at the same time must watch for symptoms and get tested if they emerge.
The woman also went to Koi Dining at Broadbeach on July 14, from 1.50pm to 2.50pm.
The restaurant is a close contact site, meaning anyone there at the same time must get tested and isolate until negative.
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Authorities admit the discovery of a Covid case in a woman who escaped Melbourne’s lockdown with her partner to travel to the Sunshine Coast happened due to sheer luck, as police reveal the likely reason they chose their border crossing point.
Health authorities were able to detect a Covid-infected woman thanks to sheer luck after she travelled across three states with her husband.
The 44-year-old woman fled locked-down Melbourne on June 1 and travelled with her partner through regional NSW before entering Queensland on June 5.
The woman is believed to have been visiting family in Caloundra on the Sunshine Coast and was tested on Tuesday before returning a positive result on Wednesday.
She had been experiencing symptoms from June 3 but only sought a test on June 8.
The pair were only detected when the couple came forward for testing because the man needed negative results for work purposes - with health authorities admitting it was down to luck that the case was caught.