The Queensland government is implementing a targeted lockdown in parts of Brisbane after a man was found to have been infectious with the CCP virus in the community for a week. From noon on Friday, visitors will not be permitted at aged care and disability centres, hospitals, and correctional centres in the Brisbane City and Moreton Bay regional council areas. “I know these restrictions are hard, but we need to keep our most vulnerable safe,” Deputy Premier Steven Miles wrote on Facebook on Friday. This comes after a 26-year-old man from Stafford tested positive on Thursday night, having acquired the virus locally. Although he was tested on Thursday night, he was infectious in the community since last Friday—seven days ago. Queensland Health is now carrying out contact tracing at all the venues he visited during that time. The man is known to have visited: Carindale Shopping Centre Bunnings at Stafford The fresh …