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Three removalists will face court after they travelled to the NSW Central West allegedly knowing they had COVID-19.
The men, one aged 21 and two aged 27-years-old, were spoken to by police yesterday afternoon, along with a 49-year-old man, in Molong after they travelled there from West Hoxton, in the Liverpool LGA, in Sydney s south-west.
The south-west has been labelled as an area of concern for health authorities.
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Three removalists will face court after travelling to Molong, in the NSW Central West, allegedly knowing they had COVID-19.(Google Maps)
Police said the men stopped in several regional areas including Orange and South Bowenfels before arriving in Molong around 2.30pm yesterday.
A $1million reward will be offered for information about the mysterious disappearance 26 years ago of a young Sydney woman.
Revelle Balmain, 22, vanished in November 1994 after last being seen in Kingsford, in the city s eastern suburbs. Despite extensive investigations by local police at the time, no one has been charged in relation to her disappearance, NSW Police said in a statement.
A coronial inquest in 1999 referred her case to the Unsolved Homicide Unit for future investigation.
NSW Police Minister David Elliot will announce the $1million reward at a press conference on Friday.
Revelle Balmain, (pictured) 22, was last seen at Kingsford in Sydney s south east on November 5, 1994
That is just childish, childish act, NSW Police Minister David Elliot told 9News. I can understand the anger, but they need to understand every dollar raised goes back into road safety.
Official reports also detail a string of attacks on operators of mobile speed camera vehicles, who park on the side of roads so cameras lodged inside the boot can catch drivers through the rear window.
They have been egged, abused, had bottles and food thrown at them and intimidated by drivers. Public aversion to mobile speed camera enforcement is cited as a key cause of incidents in several of the reports.
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