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Australian teen jailed for school shooting File image. Photo: AFP / WILLIAM WEST

Time：2024-06-03 22:24:36 source：International Interactions news portal
Police tape blocks an entrance at a public housing estate which is undergoing a forced lockdown in Melbourne on July 10, 2020, as the city records another 288 new cases in a fresh outbreak of the COVID-19 coronavirus. Australia will slash the number of returning citizens allowed into the country by half as it struggles to contain an outbreak of coronavirus in its second-largest city, officials announced on July 10. (Photo by William WEST / AFP)

File image. Photo: AFP / WILLIAM WEST

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