Dreamworld is exposed to Covid-19 by infected flight attendant - Daily Mail

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. .

'Queensland Health has advised that any guests who visited Dreamworld on Friday the 16th of July from 10.30am to 2pm should monitor their health and, if they develop even the mildest of Covid-19 symptoms, get tested.

The woman in her 30s from Banyo crewed six flights on Qantas' regional routes. .

She tested positive on Thursday after developing symptoms on July 13. .

A Qantas flight attendant who worked on a packed flight between Brisbane and regional Queensland has tested positive for coronavirus (stock image).

The six flights were QF 2534 Brisbane-Longreach and QF 2535 Longreach-Brisbane on July 11, then QF 2346 Brisbane-Gladstone on the same day, QF 2331 Gladstone-Brisbane, QF 2374 Brisbane-Hervey Bay 2374 and QF 2375 Hervey Bay-Brisbane, all on July 12?

The woman stayed overnight at the Mercure Hotel in Gladstone on July 11.     .

The flight staff member was aboard Qantas flight QF2534 and QF2535 on Sunday July 11 between the Queensland capital (pictured) and Longreach in the state's central-west.

While no one has tested positive in NSW in areas close to Queensland border, a service station at Chinderah, about 15km from the frontier, was declared as an exposure site earlier this week

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