Sydney's COVID-positive removalists speak out after accusations, blames language barrier

Sydney removalists blame language barrier after being accused of spreading COVID-19 to the regions
A trio of Sydney removalists who were labelled 'thoughtless' after travelling to regional NSW despite allegedly receiving news of a positive test, have spoken out.
Crystal WuDigital Reporter
July 19, 2021 - 10:41AM
Three Sydney removalists who allegedly travelled to western NSW while positive with COVID-19 insist they are not to blame.
Iraqi immigrants Roni and Ramsin Shawka, 27, and Maryo Shanki, 21 were charged on Saturday for allegedly failing to comply with NSW's public health orders.
The trio were travelling from Sydney's West Hoxton to Molong on Thursday morning when one of them received a call saying he had tested positive for COVID-19.

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