Darwin worker fined for dodging COVID-19 hot spot rule
A 23-YEAR-OLD woman is facing a $5000 fine for failing to self isolate and going to work after recently arriving in Darwin from a declared COVID hotspot.
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A 23-YEAR-OLD woman is facing a $5000 fine for failing to self isolate and going to work after recently arriving in Darwin from a declared COVID hotspot.
NT Police issued the woman with an infringement notice for ignoring directions to self isolate at her Casuarina home.
The woman arrived in the NT on February 13 from a declared hotspot in Victoria and was required to self isolate for 14-days and advised to undertake a COVID-19 test.
During a compliance check, the woman was not at home.
Police conducted an investigation into her whereabouts, which identified she was attending work instead of self-isolating and was issued an infringement notice.
NT Police and Environmental Health Officers continue to undertake compliance activities.
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