Police catch 3 teenagers who fled quarantine in northern Australia

The trio had tested negative and do not appear to have come into contact with other people during the run The teens from a remote community in the Northern Territory had been quarantined because they had been in close contact with of people infected with Covid-19.

Howard Spring’s quarantine facilities play an important role in managing the novel coronavirus epidemic, as they welcome people affected by the largest outbreak declared in the Northern Territory, in the city of Katherine, as well as the passengers of repatriation flights. So much so that the flight of three residents caused a massive deployment of the police to find them.