Avoiding Covid complacency so we can keep playing croquet

We need to avoid 'Covid complacency' so that we can keep playing CROQUET. We have had so much fun while others have been locked down.

A Covid reminder

"There’s so much to love about life in Queensland. We are imploring our sport and recreation clubs and organisations to help so that we can all keep doing the things we love by getting the COVID-19 vaccine. It’s the best way to protect yourself and your community.

Combined with COVID safe behaviours, vaccines give us the best chance of keeping our community safe and help us to continue living the Queensland lifestyle."

Andrew Sly, Assistant Director-General, Sport and Recreation, Department of Tourism, Innovation and Sport.

- Vaccinated people can still spread Covid. - Vaccination doesn’t stop you getting infected, but it significantly reduces the severity of symptoms if you get sick. - Protecting yourself against infection still needs the precautions we have had in place for EVERYONE: - clean hands - 1.5m physical distancing - wear a mask - stay home if you feel sick - get tested if you have symptoms

Please use the hand sanitiser EVERY TIME you enter the Clubhouse.

If you are unable to use the Check In Qld app, please ask another member to check you in.

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Yeronga Services & Community Club Inc. Yeronga District Residents Association - YDRA Cr Nicole Johnston Mark Bailey MP Graham Perrett MP Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner