New coronavirus guidelines, with harsher charges for breaches, will now use to Victorians who are advised by authorities to self-isolate.
They come after 3,000 main doorknocks of individuals who were supposed to be self-isolating exposed that more than 800 were not at home.
So, here’s what you need to understand about the tougher laws which bring fines of as much as $20,000 if broken.
Self-isolating Victorians can’t head out to exercise
Previously, people who were told to self-isolate after can be found in contact with COVID-19 could go outside for daily exercise.
But provided the recent spike in cases in greater Melbourne, they are now needed to remain at house at all times.
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Premier Daniel Andrews stated that a handful of infected Victorians had flouted the rules to use their workouts as a cover for other activities.
” From now, there will be no workout.
” If you are supposed to be isolating in your home, you will need to stay in your home or on your home.”
Residents of Melbourne, who aren’t in quarantine or self-isolating, are allowed to go outside once a day, within 5 kilometres of their houses, to exercise for up to an hour.
Door-to-door checks will be stepped up
By next week, there will be 4,000 home visits by authorities every