coronavirus. However, seconds into her piece-to-camera, the large piece of equipment slowly made its way onto the set - settling right behind her.The machinery remained stationary for several seconds before crossing over to stand alongside Celina's shoulder.After noticing the awkward blunder, the autocue machine was swiftly moved away out of frame, without Celina batting an eyelid as she delivered the news.Celina, who specialises in Disability Affairs was sharing the news that Australia had recorded its first positive test result for a patient who had contracted the new variant of coronavirus which is said to be more contagious than initially believed.She later went on to report that should cricket go ahead and be played in Sydney, the.
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