Victoria effectively closing border to the whole of NSW after the state recorded 77 new COVID cases
Victoria effectively closing border to the whole of NSW after the state recorded 77 new COVID cases
Victoria effectively closing border to the whole of NSW, as well as the ACT, from midnight. Tasmania holding firm on current border arrangements for now covid19
A strong police and Authorised Officer presence will continue at Victoria’s land borders and airports. Substantial fines have already been handed down to individuals arriving without a valid permit since current red zones have come into effect.
The Acting Chief Health Officer has declared that all of New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory will become a red zone under Victoria’s travel permit system at 11:59pm Sunday 11 July.
Victoria has closed its border with all of New South Wales after the state recorded 77 new COVID cases. The Acting CHO declared that all of NSW and the ACT will become a red zone under Victoria’s travel permit system at 11.59pm Sunday July, 11.
This means the VICTORIA border is effectively closed to New South Wales and the ACT except for VICTORIA residents returning on a red zone permit for 14 days of quarantine, and for people with exemptions, exceptions or other valid permits such as specified workers and cross-border residents.
