NSW Police will launch a high-visibility operation in south-west Sydney cracking down on compliance with stay-at-home orders.

100 extra officers will hit the streets in in Fairfield, Liverpool and Bankstown from 7am tomorrow.

Lakemba MP Jihad Dib told Jim Wilson communities in the south-west need the restrictions clarified, with most doing the wrong thing inadvertently.

“I’m a little bit worried about them.

“I’ve argued this both publicly and privately … that the most important thing that we’ve got to do is we’ve got educate people.

“Let’s make it really clear what isolation means, what ‘essential services’ means.”

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NSW Police Deputy Commissioner Mal Lanyon told Jim officers have been asked to make their presence known in high-risk places.

“We’re still finding a large number of people who won’t comply with the health orders, and where that’s the case we’ll enforce them.

“We won’t be going from door-to-door, but that’s always a possibility if we have a report.”

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