While Queensland recorded no new locally acquired Covid-19 cases on Tuesday, the state's health authorities are warning it's "far too early to relax" just yet.
Acting Premier Steven Miles said the lack of new cases was an "excellent result" given the "sheer number of risks" the state is monitoring.
But, given the incubation period of Covid-19 can be up to 14 days, chief health officer Dr Jeannette Young says the state can't let its guard down just yet.
The Sunshine State has two major concerns: a vaccinated Gold Coast man who returned from China and tested positive almost two weeks after he left hotel quarantine; and a Qantas flight attendant who brought a Sydney man into the state despite him being a close contact of a NSW case.