Hotel quarantine health fears increasing for couple after another guest gets COVID-19
ABC"It's not boo-hoo we don't like hotels, it's that hotels are not quarantine facilities" — that's the reaction of one "terrified" traveller stuck in a Brisbane hotel that is the site of Queensland's latest COVID-19 outbreak. Key points: A man is thought to have caught the virus from a group from South Africa staying in the same hotel Some hotel guests are calling on the federal government to build real quarantine facilities Authorities are investigating if the Amora outbreak is related to doors being opened near other rooms The Amora Hotel in Creek Street in the CBD was revealed on Tuesday as the location of the state's latest COVID-19 transmission incident. Queensland Chief Health Officer Jeannette Young confirmed a man in his 40s who spent two weeks quarantining in the hotel tested positive to a strain that was carried by another hotel guest. "It's not boo-hoo we don't like hotels — it's that hotels are not quarantine facilities," she said.