Melbourne, Australia 11 July 2020, Police and soldiers are now manning roadblocks on major highways in Victoria to check cars leaving Melbourne, to try to contain the spread of the corona virus in Australia’s second most populous state. Credit: Michael Currie/Alamy Live News

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