The Queensland government has reported eight new locally-acquired CCP virus cases in the state overnight, with six being the close contacts of confirmed cases and a further two acquired overseas cases. There are two cases under investigation but Premier Annastacia Palszczuk said health authorities believed the cases to be linked to known cases. A further two cases arrived in Australia from Papua New Guinea, where there is a severe outbreak occurring. This comes after a snap lockdown was implemented in the Greater Brisbane area on March 29 to help slow the spread while contact tracing efforts are underway. The new cases of COVID-19, the disease caused by the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus, bring the state’s total number of active cases to 78. This is up from five active cases on Feb. 20. Palaszczuk told reporters on March 30 that the vast majority of these active active cases (approximately 65) were …