A new Queensland COVID-19 data website was launched today by the state government to breakdown the location and sources of the state’s 1024 cases by local government areas.
Overnight Queensland recorded zero new cases of COVID-19 for the second time this week.
The Far North’s official tally, according to Queensland Health, is 33 cases across the Cairns and Hinterland Hospital and Health Service (CHHHS) area, of which five are active while 28 have recovered.
The breakdown of data shows where in the health service the cases have been recorded, showing one, now recovered case, in the Douglas Shire.
Cairns has had the majority of cases with 24 in total, while the tablelands recorded four, Mareeba two, and Cassowary Coast two.
The data also reveals that 1934 self-quarantine notices were issued in the CHHHS region with 249 still active.
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2020-04-22 06:30:00Z
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