A young child in hotel quarantine in Queensland has tested positive for the CCP virus after returning from the UK, along with a member of a hotel quarantine cleaning staff, the state’s government reported on Thursday. Genome sequencing is underway to determine if either of those infected with the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus (novel coronavirus) has the new UK strain that is allegedly 70 percent more infections than the original strain. The cleaner who worked at the Grand Chancellor hotel developed systems on Wednesday and was tested the same day, returning a positive result later that night. Health officials conducted contact tracing overnight. “We need to ensure that there is no community spread, so we need to make sure that people in Brisbane are getting tested if they have systems,” Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said. People living in Sunnybank Hills, Algester, and Calamvale in the south of Brisbane are being …