FROM today (July 9), the Market shop and cafe in Jindabyne has been ordered to close for a week after repeatedly breaching covid safety measures.
NSW police visited The Market four times between June 29 and July 2 and identified breaches, including: staff and patrons not wearing face coverings; no signage relating to wearing face coverings or patron capacity; no QR code check-in outside or within the premises; and failure to produce a COVID-19 sign in register.
The cafe owners, a 32-year-old woman and 33-year-old man, were arrested and charged on June 30 with not wearing fitted face coverings in a retail business.
They were granted conditional bail, however, when officers revisited the cafe a few days later, they found no face coverings being worn by members of the public, no QR code and no sign-in sheet.
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Snowy Monaro community urged to support local businesses
With the advent of another lockdown during the peak winter tourist season, Snowy Monaro Regional Council is calling on all community members to throw their support behind our region’s local businesses.
A large number of the region’s businesses rely on the heavy influx of travellers and tourists every winter, and with the second year of COVID restrictions impacting this key period, it is crucial that the local community comes out in force to help the local business community make it through another tough year.
“Despite our small population and large geographic area, the Snowy Monaro is particularly well-serviced by a wonderfully diverse range of businesses and services,” said Mayor Peter Beer, Snowy Monaro Regional Council.