TWO Victorians have been found in breach of self-isolation rules after staying at a Riverina holiday apartment.
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Officers from the Riverina Police District went to a Temora holiday apartment on Parkes Street about 5pm on Thursday after receiving information related to self-isolation directions.
Police spoke with two Victorian men who arrive in Temora on Tuesday under a permit allowing them into the state, as they were passing through to move to Queensland.
The men were staying in Temora for their self-isolation period, however it was found that one had gone to a local gym for a workout, as well as visiting a chemist earlier the same day.
Following inquiries, officers issued the 37-year-old man with a $1000 Penalty Infringement Notice for failing to comply with the public health order around COVID-19.
In other news:
Anyone who has information regarding individuals or businesses in contravention of a COVID-19-related ministerial direction is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
Jessica McLaughlin
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If something is awry in our community, I want to know. If someone deserves celebration, I want to know. Everyone deserves an honest news source and that's what I'm here to help achieve.
