COVID-19 UPDATE: July 26

There has been just one case of COVID-19 detected in the community in Queensland overnight.

Health Minister and Redcliffe MP Yvette D'Ath says the case is a man who had travelled from China and had completed two weeks of hotel quarantine.

"He's a gentleman in his 40s who has travelled from China," Mrs D'Ath says.

"He completed quarantine and tested negative, but he has now tested positive - he's fully vaccinated."

Mrs D'Ath says immediate members of the man's household are now in quarantine and have so far tested negative.

There are 26 active cases of COVID-19, with 10,811 people tested and 3492 people vaccinated in the past 24 hours. A further 2134 people are in home quarantine.

Mrs D'Ath urges people to regularly visit the Queensland Health website to stay abreast of updated contact sites.

Low risk

Chief Health Officer Dr Jeannette Young believes the new case poses a low risk to the community.

"He spent two weeks in hotel quarantine and returned three negative tests," Dr Young says.

"He went home to the Gold Coast on July 12 and he and his family became unwell on the 13th of July."

Dr Young says the man's first test showed very little virus in his system, but his second test showed a higher amount, indicating he was in the early stages of disease development while in the community.

"So it should be low risk," she says.

"We are taking a very cautious approach of course."

Close contact sites

Updated July 25, 8.02am

Casual contacts

Updated July 26, 9.13am

Low risk contacts

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