Queensland Governor Parazchak (Annastacia Palaszczuk) said the state`s new crown virus "hot spots" are still active, so the Queensland border is unlikely to reopen.
A total of 13 new states, including sydney, have been declared "hot spots" and anyone who has been there must undergo a 14-day self-segregation after entering queensland.
In a speech Tuesday, the governor said he would not rush to reopen cafes and restaurants until security was ensured.
Parazchak acknowledged that she wanted to see business return to normal, but that required "one step at a time ".
"When we get our children back on campus, we allow parents to work more efficiently at home ," Parazchak said in a media interview ," sending a signal that we can move to the next stage and get people back to work. But I need to stress that you can`t do everything at once. You have to step by step, make sure your measures are effective, make sure the epidemic doesn`t break out, and then you can move on. "
Although a large number of people in burleigh, on the gold coast, ignored the rules of social alienation last sunday, palazzak said most people in the community were listening to advice from the authorities.
"I think everyone can see what is happening in the United States and Europe. And they have a lot of misery death ," she said.
"I think Australians know we live in this lucky country and we have taken a lot of steps, but we can`t solve all the problems too quickly. We must be measured, we must be responsible, because we are facing people`s lives. "
The date of the reopening of cafes and restaurants may be after June.
said Parazchak. "As soon as we see that there is no longer community communication in these hot spots, I think there is a reason to deal with the lifting issue. We will review our border restrictions at the end of each month ,"
She said she would soon meet with representatives of the hotel industry to discuss their reopening.
"June will be a target... But I don`t know whether it will be early June or the end of June. "
Queensland`s public schools will gradually reopen next week, with the goal of returning all students to their desks by the end of the month.
From May 11, kindergarten, preparatory and first grade students, as well as students in grades 11 and 12, will return to the classroom.
