Maroons ban Jai Arrow from Origin for COVID breach
2022-04-05- Detail
Jai Arrow has been scrubbed from the third State of Origin clash after allegedly bringing a woman into the Queensland team hotel while in camp on the Gold CoastThe record for most patients in intensive care durin, breaching the NRL’s COVID-19 rulesThe COVID-19 vaccination drive-thru clinic at Evraz Place in Regina on Thursday.
The NRL has slapped the Maroons forward with a two-match ban and a proposed $35,000 fine for the breach, which has thrown the Queensland camp into turmoil ahead of Wednesday’s clash in NewcastlenumOfParagraphs.
The 25-year-old has been forced to leave camp and travel back to Sydney where he will have to do 14 days of home isolation.
He will also miss South Sydney’s round 18 clash with CanterburyIndoor public gatherings.
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