An entire floor at an Adelaide quarantine hotel has been moved to a new facility over fears they could have been exposed to Covid-19 after a two-year-old and his mother tested positive. The 18 people were evacuated from the Peppers Waymouth Hotel and taken to the Pullman Hotel on Friday. Health chiefs in South Australia now fear the pair 'may have potentially spread Covid-19 into a corridor as part of the swabbing process'. An entire floor of the Peppers Hotel in Adelaide were moved to a new facility at the Pullman Hotel (pictured, returned travellers at the new hotel)The 18 people were moved from the Peppers Hotel (pictured) to the Pullman Hotel on Friday after a two-year-old toddler returned a positive test this weekShe said it had been determined that other people on the same floor could be at 'significant' risk. All passengers on the plane will be required to undergo two weeks of hotel quarantine at the Pullman Hotel.

Source: Daily Mail June 04, 2021 02:38 UTC