Basildon: Adrian-Marius Vlad given Covid fine

Man who flew into England without booking Covid tests given huge fine
Man who flew into England without booking Covid tests given huge fine
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A MAN has been ordered to pay more than £2,000 after he failed to book coronavirus tests upon his return to England.

Adrian-Marius Vlad, 35, was caught breaching Covid travel rules when he flew into Luton Airport on March 7 last year.

He had been required to book tests on the second and eighth day of his ten-day isolation period but had failed to do so.

His case was dealt with by Greater Manchester Magistrates Court last week.

Vlad, of Ardleigh, Basildon, was fined £1,760 and ordered to pay further costs of £266, including a £176 victim surcharge.


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