Port Adelaide players, coaches and staff who travelled to the Gold Coast will self-isolate for the mandatory 14 days.
According to the club:
On strong recommendation from SA Health and the State Government it has been determined that all Port Adelaide players, coaches and staff who travelled to the Gold Coast on the weekend for Round 1 of the AFL Premiership season, are required to self-isolate for the mandatory 14 day period.
STATEMENT:
Club Statement: On strong recommendation from SA Health and the State Government, all Port Adelaide players, coaches and staff who travelled to the Gold Coast on the weekend will self-isolate for the mandatory 14 day period.#weareportadelaidehttps://t.co/p3hx1FIv6A
— Port Adelaide FC (@PAFC) March 22, 2020
On Sunday Premier Steven Marshall announced he was closing the state’s borders and any locals returning home would need to enter a mandatory 14-day self isolation period:
I understand that the decision to close SA’s borders will be hard on many South Australians and businesses. But we have taken this action to protect people’s health and save lives. These are unprecedented times and call for unprecedented measures. pic.twitter.com/gYN1odIt3G
— Steven Marshall, MP (@marshall_steven) March 22, 2020
