An 18th birthday party, a game of cards with 90 year olds, and a video game session are among the Covid-19 breaches in just one day of Sydney's lockdown.
NSW Police Deputy Commissioner Gary Worboys said on Sunday that 106 infringement notices had been issued in the last 24 hours.
Police received 1,200 tip offs from the public about Covid-19 breaches across both Sydney and regional NSW - including Orange.
Fifteen men were caught playing a game of cards in a unit in Marrickville, in Sydney's inner west - on a day when 77 people tested positive to Covid.
'These men were in their 50s, through to just short of 90 years of age,' commissioner Worboys said.
NSW Police Deputy Commissioner Gary Worboys said on Sunday that 106 infringement notices had been issued in the last 24 hours
Fifteen men were caught playing a game of cards in a unit in Marrickville, in Sydney's inner west (stock image)
'No masks, no social distancing, clearly in an environment that was a huge risk to them, their families and their community.'
Police also disbanded an 18th birthday party that was being hosted at Auburn, in western Sydney.
'There were 10 people at this party, clearly organised,' commissioner Worboy said.
'They turned up, they were aware of the public health orders and police took action in terms of infringement notices to each of those people and closed the party down and they were directed to returned home.'
Police were also tipped off about a group of gamers playing Playstation in a Merrylands unit.
'Police went
