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Melbourne COVID-19 Hotspot Suburbs In Lockdown Following Rise In Community Coronavirus Transmissions

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - JULY 04: Tape is plastered outside a St Vincent De Paul op shop community store to indicate that the store is closed due to Covid-19 on July 04, 2020 in Melbourne, Australia. Lockdowns across Melbourne are in effect for residents of suburbs identified as COVID-19 hotspots following a spike in new coronavirus cases through community transmission. Residents of the 10 Melbourne hotspot postcodes are only able to leave home have for exercise or work, to buy essential items including food or to access childcare and healthcare. Businesses and facilities in these lockdown areas are also restricted and cafes and restaurants can only open for takeaway and delivery. The restrictions will remain in place until at least 29 July. (Photo by Asanka Ratnayake/Getty Images)

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - JULY 04: Tape is plastered outside a St Vincent De Paul op  shop community store to indicate that the store is closed due to Covid-19 on July 04, 2020 in Melbourne, Australia. Lockdowns across Melbourne are in effect for residents of suburbs identified as COVID-19 hotspots following a spike in new coronavirus cases through community transmission. Residents of the 10 Melbourne hotspot postcodes are only able to leave home have for exercise or work, to buy essential items including food or to access childcare and healthcare. Businesses and facilities in these lockdown areas are also restricted and cafes and restaurants can only open for takeaway and delivery. The restrictions will remain in place until at least 29 July.  (Photo by Asanka Ratnayake/Getty Images)