Did SARS-CoV-2 spread through a Brisbane hotel’s air conditioning?
Health authorities are puzzled by new infections in a quarantine hotel
The concerning B117 strain of COVID-19 might have spread through the air-conditioning of a now-closed Brisbane quarantine hotel, infecting returned travellers, Queensland authorities have suggested.
Four people quarantining on level seven of the Hotel Grand Chancellor in the CBD have been diagnosed with the same highly-contagious strain of the virus.
