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Third meningococcal case in Townsville
12:24 AEST Tue Aug 2 2011
A third case of the deadly meningococcal virus has been confirmed in Townsville following the death of a university student last week.
Queensland Health on Tuesday said a young child had fallen ill with the virus on July 21 but had since recovered.
However, a spokesman said the case was not linked to that of James Cook University student Gurpreet Singh, 18, who was found dead in his room from the virus last Wednesday...
Meningococcal confirmed in Cairns
Cait Bester
Thursday, August 4, 2011
? The Cairns Post
A WOMAN was last night being treated in Cairns Base Hospital for a meningococcal infection and health officials are investigating two other possible cases.
It comes as the meningococcal outbreak in Townsville, which claimed the life of an 18-year-old university student at the weekend, yesterday reached four with a tourist admitted to hospital.
Queensland Health is warning the Cairns community to "be alert, but not alarmed"...
