Rasu ,21, left, and Mulanga ,19, right, are now celebrities across Australia. (Information Photo)
Two young women in Queensland, who had been to Victoria underreported, broke the record of zero growth in the state's multi-day new crown, and plunged the community into a panic of virus transmission, became the target of thousands of people. The photo of the two men also occupied the front page of the newspaper and were crowned the "public enemy of the whole people "(Enemies of the State) by the name.
Their families were aggrieved after the exposure of 21-year-old Rasu (Diana Lasu) and 19-year-old Mulanga (Olivia Winnie Muranga), whose brother claimed that their sister's identity was revealed because of their black identity, while Rasu's mother insisted that her daughter had not been to Melbourne.
Brother: sister is also sick, identity exposure is only because of black!
Mulanga's brother eddie (Eddie) told station 9's current affairs program A Current Affair late thursday that after returning home from vizhou on july 21, he had been suffering from Coronavirus infection for days.
He said ," you should think... Think of my sister... She can't even breathe. She ca n' t breathe for days. "
Eddy claimed that the three men, such as his sister, had not deliberately spread virus, but were "damned wrong ".
He also claimed :" I think if the others did the same, not the skin color, you would protect them. You won't do this. "
"It's all because we' re fucking black! "
Muranga returned to Queensland from Melbourne for three days directly back to Parkland Christian College school to continue cleaning work. After feeling unwell, she carried out a Coronavirus test on July 27 and was diagnosed the next day.
Mom: My daughter didn't go to Melbourne
His mother's mother insisted that her daughter had not been to Melbourne, and blamed her "bad friend" Muranga, saying that Muranga had gone to Melbourne and passed virus to her daughter.
She didn't go to Melbourne. She went to Sydney. "
After she was diagnosed on wednesday, july 29, the mother, who may have been infected by her daughter Coronavirus, is currently being quarantined in a hotel, still claims she "will not apologize to anyone ".
But no matter what their families say, the police are not buying it. After investigating their cell phones, police confirmed that they had both been from Melbourne to Sydney. While in Melbourne, they also illegally organized parties with up to 30 people in rental properties on July 19, and were fined more than $30,000 by state police.
They were each fined $4,000 for their trip to Melbourne, and Queensland police charged them with providing false information on border returns when they returned from Victoria. Furthermore, they face more serious fraud accusation, and face up to five years in prison if convicted.
In addition, another 21-year-old woman who allegedly went to Vizhou with Rasu and Mulanga was charged with the same offence.
All three of them are now being treated in isolation at Princess Alexandra Hospital (Princess Alexandra Hospital) in Brisbane, the first community transmission diagnosis in Queensland since May, and at least 15 of their close contacts are observed in isolation at the hotel.
The school where mr. mulanga works has set up a new crown clinic, and a large number of people lined up Thursday to check. (Daily Mail)
Police: Two behind or mafia orders
While the families of Rasu and Mulanga feel they are good baby, the police are now conducting criminal investigations into whether they are also involved in more serious crimes, there are reports that they may be linked to a criminal gane that steals luxury goods such as designer handbags and then takes them to other cities for sale.
As part of the investigation, police are believed to be investigating whether the two men were ordered to escape quarantine, such as knowing to destroy their mobile phones.
The police have set up a task force and the investigation has nothing to do with their trip to Melbourne.
They allegedly travelled from Melbourne to Sydney on Virgin Australia (VA) flight 863 to cover up their experience in Melbourne, and then returned to Brisbane on a VA977 flight from Sydney.
