GREATER Brisbane is entering another snap, three-day lockdown – throwing uncertainty about how Holy Week and Easter will be celebrated.
Whether churches are open or must close, web casts from across the Brisbane Archdiocese and beyond will be available here.
At this stage the lockdown, declared by Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk, will run until 5pm Thursday, follows the reporting of 10 new cases of coronavirus, four of those locally acquired and six from overseas.
Two of the new community transmission cases were linked to the 26-year-old landscaper from Stafford who tested positive to the highly infectious UK strain last Thursday, March 25.
The other two have an unknown origin, although one is believed to be a nurse at the PA Hospital, and the other case is her sister.
One of the new cases has been infectious in the community while in Gladstone. They were there from March 25 ot March 28.
Two of the new cases were in Byron Bay while infectious.
Mask wearing will be mandatory across Great Brisbane that includes the Ipswich, Logan, Redlands, Moreton and Brisbane council areas.
Schools will close from tomorrow and people in Greater Brisbane will only be able to leave their homes for essential reasons like grocery shopping, exercise, work and medical care.
The Premier has declared greater Brisbane a hotspot and has urged other state and territory leaders to do the same.A full list of web casts planned across the archdiocese in the coming days of Holy Week and Easter can be found here.
