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Australians React As Tough Restrictions Are Announced In Response To Coronavirus Pandemic

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - MARCH 23: Barber and barbershop owner of the Fade Emporium, Brandon Doyle at his barbershop in Glen Waverley on March 23, 2020 in Various Cities, Australia. Hairdressers and Barbershop owners are exempt from the forced closure of non-essential services, initially confused by the decision to allow barbershops from opening, Brandon is now considering places the shop and it's staff in quarantine for safety reasons.From midday Monday, venues such as bars, clubs, nightclubs, cinemas, gyms and restaurants, along with anywhere people remain static would be closed. Schools remain open but parents have the option to keep children at home if they wish while Victoria is bringing forward school holidays from Tuesday. There are now 1353 confirmed cases of COVID-19 In Australia and the death toll now stands at seven. (Photo by Asanka Ratnayake/Getty Images)

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - MARCH 23: Barber and barbershop owner of the Fade Emporium, Brandon Doyle at his barbershop in Glen Waverley on March 23, 2020 in Various Cities, Australia. Hairdressers and Barbershop owners are exempt from the forced closure of non-essential services, initially confused by the decision to allow barbershops from opening, Brandon is now considering places the shop and it's staff in quarantine for safety reasons.From midday Monday, venues such as bars, clubs, nightclubs, cinemas, gyms and restaurants, along with anywhere people remain static would be closed. Schools remain open but parents have the option to keep children at home if they wish while Victoria is bringing forward school holidays from Tuesday. There are now 1353 confirmed cases of COVID-19 In Australia and the death toll now stands at seven. (Photo by Asanka Ratnayake/Getty Images)