Premier AnnastaciaMP says police are hunting for Victorians being smuggled over the Queensland border in trucks.
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk says police are on the lookout for Victorians being smuggled over the state’s border in trucks. Picture: AAP Image/Glenn HuntSource:News Corp Australia
From midday, any person who has been in any local government area in Victoria will be forced into mandatory hotel quarantine, for a minimum of 14 days, at their own expense.“We’re calling on Queenslanders still there to come home as soon as possible.
“It is everyone’s responsibility to understand and listen to the Queensland public health directions and follow them closely, including those who intend to travel into Queensland from other states.”
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