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Australia: Warning signages at Victoria state border ahead of virus lockdown

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Electronic signages in the border town of Albury warn people ahead of a six-week coronavirus lockdown that will affect five million Melbourne residents and will effectively seal off Victoria state, the country's second-most populous state, at midnight. IMAGES

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