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Airline crew from South America fined by NSW Police for breaching self-isolation
An international airline crew that flew into Sydney earlier this month has been fined by NSW Police for breaching self-isolation orders.
Key points:
- Members of an international airline crew breached self-isolation rules after flying into Sydney from South America
- Thirteen crew members were issued with $1,000 fines by NSW Police
- From next week international airline crews will face mandatory hotel quarantine in NSW
It came as NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian announced that from Tuesday, international airline crews would be subjected to mandatory hotel quarantine for 14 days.
7.30 understands the 13 airline crew fined landed in Sydney on a flight repatriating Australians from South America on Saturday, December 5.
A source told 7.30 that a group of…
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