Some 'being loose' with isolation: Murray River and Wodonga police issue warnings on COVID-19 enforcement

Ellen Ebsary
Updated March 27 2020 - 4:45pm, first published 3:40pm
Murray River Police Superintendent Paul Smith and Wodonga Local Area Commander Inspector Paul Hargreaves urge the community they must follow isolation and physical distancing, and stay home wherever possible. Picture: MARK JESSER
Murray River Police Superintendent Paul Smith and Wodonga Local Area Commander Inspector Paul Hargreaves urge the community they must follow isolation and physical distancing, and stay home wherever possible. Picture: MARK JESSER

Police officers on the Border have issued warnings where businesses and individuals have "breached" public health restrictions around COVID-19.

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Ellen Ebsary

Ellen Ebsary

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