Peak medical bodies have called on the Gunner Government to immediately place Victorians coming into the Northern Territory into supervised quarantine.


Peak medical bodies have called on the Gunner Government to immediately place Victorians coming into the Northern Territory into supervised quarantine.

An undisclosed number of potentially infected coronavirus carriers from Victoria have come into the NT for weeks, with supervised quarantine not being enforced until next Friday, Chief Minister Michael Gunner has confirmed.

The Chief Minister Michael Gunner has declared the entire state of Victoria a COVID-19 hotspot and residents must do mandatory supervised quarantine if they come to the NT, and he has warned NSW was the next potential coronavirus risk to the NT

The Gunner Government should implement mandatory COVID-19 testing for all interstate arrivals as of July 17, says Tracey Hayes, the Country Liberals candidate for Fannie Bay.

NT Police continue to withhold details of where people who have breached quarantine orders came from, as they say four more infringement notices were issued on Monday – including one who went clubbing.

UPDATED: Chief Minister Michael Gunner has declared all of Melbourne a coronavirus hot spot after earlier defending his decision to allow travellers from Victoria to move freely in the Territory as of July 17, as other states move to close their borders to the coronavirus-stricken state.

Seven more COVIDIOTS coming from undisclosed interstate locations have been slapped with quarantine noncompliance penalties – two of which have breached quarantine before, NT Police said.

Seven more people have been fined for breaching quarantine rules in the NT, as police condemn the “selfish actions” of a few who put Territorians at risk.

Health Minister Natasha Fyles has said there has been a new case of COVID-1,9 with a man who came from a Melbourne hot spot testing positive in quarantine in Darwin.

A man from Alice Springs has been caught by authorities breaching his mandatory home quarantine by driving around town, as police threaten those found breaching restrictions could face being placed in supervised facilities.

Territorians who violate the Cracker Night ban will be cracked down upon and slapped with a $1,570 fine, the Northern Territory Police warn.

The head of the Aboriginal Medical Services Alliance is calling on the Gunner government to close the Territory’s borders entirely to coronavirus-stricken Victoria amidst fears of an outbreak in remote communities.