Army taskforce boss spells out numbers on NSW border as part of coronavirus operation with police

Anthony Bunn
Updated July 13 2020 - 5:11pm, first published 5:00pm
Part of a big group: Soldiers join police at the Albury checkpoint for motorists entering NSW. There are now 500 assisting police along the state's frontier. Picture: MARK JESSER
Part of a big group: Soldiers join police at the Albury checkpoint for motorists entering NSW. There are now 500 assisting police along the state's frontier. Picture: MARK JESSER

A THIRD of the defence force's 1500 members involved in helping tackle COVID-19 are based along NSW's borders.

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Anthony Bunn

Anthony Bunn

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