Visits in aged care facilities to be allowed in Queensland from Friday

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The visits will resume in Brisbane, Ipswich and Logan.

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Published 24 September 2020 9:15pm

By Vasilis Ragousis

Presented by Alexandros Logothetis

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The visits will resume in Brisbane, Ipswich and Logan.

In addition, the state's Health minister Stephen Miles announced that from 1am tomorrow, the limit of people allowed in private gatherings will increase from 10 to 30.

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Visits in aged care facilities to be allowed in Queensland from Friday

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The visits will resume in Brisbane, Ipswich and Logan.

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The visits will resume in Brisbane, Ipswich and Logan.

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